NTOLERANCE
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Is there an easy way to hook up a trailer brake controller to my 94, or do I nee dto run a wire all the way back to the plug?
Yup, just what he said - they actually did it right, for once!The factory trailer wires are of adaquate size. Blue Brake 10 AWG Black or Orange B+ 10 AWG.
The factory trailer wires are of adaquate size. Blue Brake 10 AWG Black or Orange B+ 10 AWG . The wires are not under the dash, front wires are wrapped in the bundle at the firewall coming from underneath, rear wires are on the drivers side in the frame, Brown Red Green Yellow and White all 14 AWG are also there. Brake controller receptacle/pluggin is in the center under the dash. This is only true if the truck came with a tow package.
On my '94 the plug was under the center of the dash. I just needed the adaptor cable to the controller and all the wiring appears in the rear for the plugs.
The easy way is seldom the right way to do things.
Consider that, even if the factory brake wires exist, they are gonna be somewhat under-sized and wimpy for the task at hand.
They skimped on the head-light wires, blower-motor wires, and everything else; I would expect no less than them also skimping on the size and quality of any factory-supplied trailer wiring.
Turns out my truck is a 93. Never noticed it.
NAPA has adaptors for 94 and up, but not 93??? I ordered the 94 unit and the plug is different. I am going to cut the plug off, just wire the wires to the same color?
nIf your under dash pl;ug is a 4 prong, then you are going to have a time finding that one. if you can't find it, you can take a 6 prong plug, cut off the extra 2 and rewire it to match
Yeah its a four pin. The wires are color coded, I think I am just going to hard wire the controller in.