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Burns, OR, US, 97720
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10.22.2008
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Pearl White 2008 Honda Goldwing
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Isolated Trailer Wire Harness
ITEM CODE: BB52694, SKU: BB52694
05.17.2010
5 Stars
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Easy installation. I tucked the connectors in the space in the upper left. I covered them with plastic baggies and tape. I used a 6 pin connector because I tow my motorcycle trailer with my car. The tough nut was attaching the "bracket" side of the connector (pin-side) to something. I finally had to make a bracket that was bent over the hitch brace, which I secured with several tie wraps (not bolts) due to space limits. The connector bracket vertically bolts to the brace-bracket, which makes it easy to insert the male part of the connector. Plus the socket cover drops down and back toward the tire, protecting the socket from highway dirt. Hope this makes sense and helps. |
ITEM: AO451806
05.17.2010
5 Stars
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I read the instructions, which helped. Like 1 reviewer said, it was a little tight getting all the pieces to fit but they call came together. When I went to install the H-bracket (with the receiver) I couldn't tell which way to face it. One side has a bulge that hits the plastic box, so I turned it out. Wrong!! After I installed the license plate tupperware, I couldn't install the bolt who's boss is on the receiver that keeps the stinger from moving. So I took off the back piece, removed the H-bracket, and ground down ribs on the plastic box to take the bulge side of the bracket. Problem solved. Just FYI. Mine is an '08. |
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