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SeaGar Jun 27, 2006 09:21 PM

Trailer wiring harness
 
First, yes I am a dumb a&$. I can not find the harness where my trailer T connection goes. I have looked everywhere,under, over, inside, outside of my H3. I do have a base model, don't know if GM didn't put it in, like my floor mats. I mounted the hitch in 20 min. 2 hrs later still looking for this harness. Any one else have a Base model that has located this harness. Thanks for the help.
Wayne

Dennis Jun 28, 2006 12:33 AM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
Hey Wayne..No dumbases here..we all ask questions, someone is bound to know the answer here so ask away.

Are you talking about this?...You should have one as it's part of the trailer hitch, but strange enough it is sold seperately..So maybe that is something you should discuss with your dealer about..

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Linus Gump Jun 28, 2006 12:47 AM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
I believe he is installing an aftermarket hitch. If that is the case, I would say to follow the license plate wiring up until you come to a connector somewhere near the frame. I have an exploded view showing all of the factory parts for the towing package, and that is where it shows the factory wiring tying into the rest of the vehicle harness.

Dennis Jun 28, 2006 12:50 AM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
Oh[&:]

SeaGar Jun 28, 2006 05:19 PM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
Thanks guys,
Yes I did install a aftermarket hitch, I followed the wiring harness back without finding the connector to tie into. Where did your exploded pic show it. It should be near the rear bumper but it's not there on mine.
Wayne

importkiller Jun 28, 2006 06:57 PM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
Best way I have found on previous trucks was to follow the drivers side brake light wires, they will join a connector. On my other gm's the connector was always near the frame or up under the spare tire area (muffler area on the H3) On my Jeep the connector was actually inside behind one of the interior pieces on the drivers side rear. I'm going to be hooking my boat up to the hummer tonight anyway, I'll look around for it and let you know.

NJTEX Jun 28, 2006 09:30 PM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
Can you please post a picture of your installation? I'm in the same boat you are in without the factory option and need to add a hitch soon. Did you go Draw-Tight or Hidden-Hitch.

If you open the rear hatch (door?) and look down between the rear of the truck and the bumper, you'll see a cable harness wrapped in a corragated black plastic sheath. The sheath has a split in it and the trailer wiring is tucked inside ready to be pulled out. That's the way it is on my Lux model anyway.

importkiller Jun 28, 2006 10:46 PM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
is the hitch a dealer installed item or factory? I know when I worked for a chevy dealer here we used to install them as well as nerf bars and running boards on all chevy trucks. If it is a dealer installed item then all models will have the wiring there for the trailer harness.

SeaGar Jun 28, 2006 11:06 PM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
Thanks All. I found my harness, no connector, just 4 loose wires. NJTEX was right, I'll have to splice my connector to it. It was between the rear of the hummer and the bumper. I went with a draw-tite hitch $181 inc shipping and harness.
Wayne

importkiller Jun 28, 2006 11:15 PM

RE: Trailer wiring harness
 
There should be 7 wires if I'm not mistaken, gm's come with a 7 round connector. If all your using is a 4 flat then you'll be ok with what you found but if you tow a trailer that has built in surge brakes you'll need a (+) reverse lead to lockout the trailer brakes when you backup.


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