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Will the Blue Ox BX88206 Connect My Winnebago Motorhome to a 2013 Ford F-150?  

Updated 11/04/2026 | Published 11/02/2026

Question:

We have a 2006 Winnebago Tour 40kd and the question is....will the Blu Ox connection coil work with the motorhome towing a 2013 Ford F150? Will enclose pics of the motorhome connection.

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2006 Winnebago Tour 40kd
2006 Winnebago Tour 40kd
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2006 Winnebago Tour 40kd Trailer Plug
2006 Winnebago Tour 40kd Trailer Plug
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2006 Winnebago Tour 40kd Trailer Plug
2006 Winnebago Tour 40kd Trailer Plug
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Expert Reply:

Hey Stephen, thanks for reaching out! Yes, the Blue Ox 7-Wire to 6-Wire Coiled Electrical Cord # BX88206 is a great option for connecting your 2006 Winnebago Tour 40KD to your 2013 Ford F-150. It looks like your motorhome has a standard 7-way connector at the rear, and this cord connects directly to that outlet. The other end uses a 6-pin round connector for the front of your F-150, and the kit includes a matching 6-pin socket if you need to install one.

The main thing I want to confirm is which taillight wiring kit you're using on your F-150, since the coiled cord only carries the electrical signals between the two vehicles. As long as your truck has a compatible 6-pin round plug wiring setup, this will be a great option for connecting the two.

Do you already have the taillight wiring installed on your F-150, or are you still putting together your flat-tow setup?

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Stephen C.

11/2/2026

I have a diode taillight wiring kit. I will order the Blu Ox cord then if all is ok. Thank you for a fast professional reply! YOU ROCK!!!

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Jesse M.

11/3/2026

@StephenC Ok perfect! Yes, the diode kits are exactly what that Blue Ox cord is designed to work with, so you will be good to go. Glad to help, and don't hesitate to reach out if you ever need anything else!
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Stephen C.

11/3/2026

I just ordered it. Thank you again for all you do. Stephen
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Jesse M.

11/3/2026

@StephenC Of course! Anytime!
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Paul

11/3/2026

Steven I would suggest that you carry a spare cord for anything that is that low to the ground as they become very susceptible to moisture. I carry a spare as loosing the electrical connection while on the road would be a real safety problem as the cable replacements are not available at a gas station. I also carry spray to dry out any electrical connections as a backup. I have however not had any failure of my Blue Ox cord. I have found it to be good quality.

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Jesse M.

11/4/2026

@Paul Awesome! Thanks for the tips!

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