I've been meaning to post my write up and kept forgetting. Thank you for the reminder. See attached document.
Mine did so wishing you the same luck.
Thank you for all your hard work putting that together.
Excellent glad it helped!Thank you for all your hard work putting that together.
It helped immensely when buying the truck as I raised the issue of no brake controller option with dealership and they couldn't figure a simple fix. Redarc shared your pdf step by step with me and I then with local Action Truck and Trailer shop.
Because dealership couldn't find a way to add the oem brake controller, they agreed to have local shop install Redarc and have it all on bill of sale so I wouldn't have warranty worries.
Made the situation straightforward and a big thanks to you for making that painless.
Thanks for the write up and all the time and research that went into figuring it out. I just completed installing my TowPro controller and came up with a few ways to save some cost and simplify the installation. Take a look at the attached document and perhaps you might want to update yours. Otherwise for all, here are my suggestions.
Great find on that blew wire! I had a feeling that was it but I didn't have the right tool or a friend at the time that could help me check continuity on that wire.
It seems the signal wire could be traced to up front somewhere and eliminate the need to cut into the harness.Great find on that blew wire! I had a feeling that was it but I didn't have the right tool or a friend at the time that could help me check continuity on that wire.
If you have a blue wire in the position on the 7-pin harness in the back, it does go inside the cab under the passenger side back seat. So no need for running a new one like I did.
I read reviews about the Curt Echo on Amazon; connection issues are common so not a great choice.
Wow! Excellent instructions. I know Iād never do this but I guess I could give it to a local shop.
