Trailer Brake Controller Installation - 1999 Dodge Ram Video

Since you have what sounds like a factory 4-way (or wiring) installed on your 2005 Dodge Ram you would not need to worry about circuits being installed or combined and needing the correct adapter. The harness you have for your 4-way wiring is already…

We have exactly what you need to convert the 4-way on your 2000 Dodge Ram to a 7-way and then install your brake controller. For that you would want the part #ETBC7. It comes with everything needed to make the conversion and wire in the brake…

According to our records, the cold brake switch wire on a 2004 Dodge Ram 2500 should be a white/tan wire. Wire color is not always universal, so if you do not find a white/tan wire, you can use a wire tester like part #PTW2993 to determine wire…

Normally you can find the brake light switch under the dashboard at the top of the brake pedal. There could be a number of wires attached to the switch so you can use a tester like part #PTW2993 to test the wires. Since the auto manufacturers can use…

The Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter, part #3020-P, you have referenced is for connecting a Tekonsha brake controller to the brake controller port located in the cab of your vehicle. It will be used if you have the factory 4-Way or the factory 7-Way…

The port you describe does not seem like what you need. You are going to be looking up under the dash for the 4 pin connector wiring harness. It is usually blue but this is not always the case, it can sometimes be gray. On your 2004 Dodge Ram it will…

We have everything you need to install a brake controller on your 2004 Dodge Ram. Since your truck does not have any factory trailer wiring, we will want to install a trailer connector first because the brake controller will tie into the trailer…

You are correct, at least two of those remaining wires will need to be dealt with in order for your trailer brakes to function. On the Ram trucks equipped with the OEM 4-pole trailer connector, the blue brake output wire from the outlet under the…

Start by plugging in the brake control adapter #3020-P into the OEM harness located under the steering wheel, just to the right of the emergency brake pedal. Then find a place to mount the brake controller. It should be in a position that is easily…

You can add a 7-Way trailer connector and retain the use of a 4-Way as well by installing #37185. The 4-Way you have will plug into the 37185 and the remaining wires would have to be hardwired in. The white wire grounds to the truck frame. Black is…