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Which Redarc Tow Pro Liberty Brake Controller With Knock Out Plate Is Best For 2015 Toyota Sequoia  

Updated 11/05/2026 | Published 10/31/2026

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So I’m looking for the red arc liberty trailer brake. And I found 2 options. Red82cr and red98cr is there a difference? Also looking at the knock out plate 331-tpsi-002 is that for a 15 limited sequoia?

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Hey Aaron!

I'd go with the Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty # RED82CR for your 2015 Toyota Sequoia Limited rather than the # RED98CR. Both options offer the same proportional brake controller, but # RED82CR includes the Toyota-specific dash insert # 331-TPSI-002, so you won't need to purchase that separately! That will give you a factory look without it looking like holes were drilled into the dash.

If your Sequoia has the factory tow package, the included wiring harness plugs directly into the factory brake controller port under the dash. If you don't have the tow package, you can still use this controller, but you'll need to hardwire it.

Does your Sequoia already have the factory 7-way trailer connector at the rear?

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Andrew

11/3/2026

Best purchase I’ve made for trailers I was sooo tired of banging my knee and the push button dial is convenient

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Andrew N.

11/3/2026

@Andrew Thanks for your feedback! Yeah that's the main benefit of this setup. A lot of folks like the non-invasive design of it. Glad you're happy with it.
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Stan

11/3/2026

I got the package with the dash inserts. Very easy to install once you get the dash apart. The plug for my Tacoma tow package was taped to the firewall way up behind the dash. I had to take the lower half of the dash off to finally see it and then was able to snake it out. I accidentally pulled a green wire free of an orange wire connector and it prevented the truck from starting, so be careful as you pull the plug free. But the harness plugged right in, zip tied the wire loop out of the way, the manual brake screwed into the insert with no issue, and the whole thing popped into the dash. I ended up screwing the unit through the carpet and into the firewall to mount. I spent some time to be sure I would not hit a hidden wire beforehand. It took about four miles of braking at different speeds and levels of braking before the system stopped flashing blue. But, wow, what a difference. The system actuates all four wheels on both trailer axles. Hope this helps.

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Brad T.

11/5/2026

We have a 2019 Seqouia. I'm not mechanically inclined yet found the install simple. I was very surprised how well everything fit together. We have traveled 15K miles over the last couple years with no problems.

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Andrew N.

11/5/2026

@BradT That's great to hear!

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