2011 2012 2013 2014 For FORD F150 FACTORY TRAILER BRAKE CONTROLLER IN DASH KIT

Description: Features: Easy Installation: Effortlessly replace your existing brake control module with this kit designed specifically for Ford F150 trucks from 2011 to 2014. Seamless Compatibility: Engineered to work seamlessly with your Ford F150, ensuring optimal trailer brake control and safety. Enhanced Towing: Improve your towing experience by gaining precise control over trailer braking, enhancing safety on the road. User-Friendly: Designed for ease of use, this kit simplifies the process of managing trailer brakes, making it accessible for all drivers. Reliable Performance: Built to last and withstand the demands of towing, providing dependable and consistent performance on your journeys. Part number BL3Z-19H332-AA BL3Z19H332AA BL3Z2C006BC BL3Z-2C006-BB 601023 Specifications Fitment Ford F-150 2011-2015 Connector Color Gray Connector Gender Male Length 5 in Terminal Gender Male Terminal Quantity 14 Terminal Type Blade Width 4 in Here are the general steps to guide you through the installation: Tools and Materials Needed: BL3Z19H332AA Trailer Brake Controller Module Kit Socket set and wrenches Screwdrivers Wire strippers and crimping tool Electrical tape Zip ties Drill and bits (if required) Installation Steps: Disconnect the Negative Battery Terminal: For safety, disconnect the negative terminal of the truck's battery to prevent any electrical mishaps during installation. Locate the Brake Controller Connector: In the driver's footwell area, locate the brake controller connector. This connector is usually taped to a wiring harness near the emergency brake pedal. Connect the Brake Controller: Connect the provided pigtail harness from the BL3Z19H332AA kit to the brake controller connector. Ensure a secure connection. Mount the Brake Controller: Mount the brake controller module in a convenient and accessible location. Some common mounting spots are under the dashboard or on the center console. Secure Wiring: Secure any loose wiring with zip ties to prevent them from interfering with the pedals or getting tangled. Connect Power and Ground: Connect the power wire (usually red) to a 12V source, and the ground wire (usually white) to a clean and bare metal surface in the vehicle. Use a test light or multimeter to ensure you have a proper connection. Connect to Trailer Wiring: Connect the remaining wires on the pigtail harness to your trailer wiring. These typically include the blue wire for the trailer's electric brake signal, the black wire for the positive power to the trailer brakes, and the white wire for the ground. Test the Brake Controller: Reconnect the negative battery terminal and test the brake controller to ensure it's functioning correctly. You might need to adjust the gain settings according to your trailer's weight and braking needs. Secure and Tidy Wiring: After testing, secure all wiring with zip ties, and use electrical tape to insulate any exposed connections. Final Checks: Double-check all connections, ensure there are no loose wires or exposed metal, and make sure the brake controller is securely mounted. Test the Trailer Brakes: Before towing your trailer, test the trailer brakes by driving slowly in a safe area and applying the truck's brakes to ensure the trailer brakes engage properly. Adjust as Needed: Depending on your towing experience and trailer load, you might need to adjust the brake controller settings for optimal performance.

Price: 58.88 USD

Location: Bordentown, New Jersey

End Time: 2024-11-22T09:13:12.000Z

Shipping Cost: 0 USD