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Are There Wireless Trailer Taillights that Have a Reverse Function?  

Updated 07/17/2026 | Published 07/03/2026

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Dear Sir Madam ? Acura 2024 RDX A Spec Looking to buy wireless trailer lights - I was told that the RDX had an 8 way trailer outlet in the harness that can support +12v for the wireless transmitter + a reverse light signal Do you know if this is correct? Wireless 7pin only consumes 6Ws so its a low load device Just need to know if these functions are available or only the STD PIN LT RT Marker Gnd Any help would be greatly appreciated Rgs Paul

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Expert Reply:

Hi Paul,

The only wireless trailer lights that we carry are the Optronics Wireless Magnetic LED Trailer Lights Battery Powered Part # OPT88UB. They have a transmitter that plugs into the tow vehicle's 4-way flat, and a wire runs between the two lights. However, this light kit is only stop, turn, tail and doesn't have the reverse light function. It doesn't have a reverse function because the 4-way flat doesn't have a dedicated reverse light circuit, that is present in a 7-way. If you need a wiring harness to install a 4-way flat on your 2024 Acura RDX you can use the Curt T-Connector Wiring Harness with 12V Power Provision part # C63VV. The 12V power provision in a wiring harness means the harness includes a dedicated circuit that supplies constant 12-volt power from the vehicle's battery to the trailer or an accessory and protects your vehicle's circuits.

What are you planning on towing with your Acura RDX?

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J. S.

7/16/2026

Hello Paul, I bought a set of these and they look great but I actually never used them. They look like they would’ve worked wonderfully just things worked out differently than I thought and I ended up not needing them after all. They looked sturdy and well-made and that’s about all I can say about them.

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Claire H.

7/17/2026

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