etrailer | Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2009 Hyundai Tucson

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Today on our 2009 Hyundai Tucson, we'll be installing the Tow Ready T1 Vehicle Wiring Harness with Four Full Flat Connector, party number 118397. Next, we'll go ahead and show you how to use the new Four Full Connector. To use the Four Full Connector, we'll simply take it out from underneath the cargo cover and run it out and down to the hitch or accessory. Be careful to stay away from the latch as pinching the wire off in the latch can damage it, however the weather stripping is thick enough that it won't and we can simply close the cargo door on it. Then, once we're finished using our new Four Full Connector we'll simply roll it up and store it underneath the rear cargo lid. To begin our install, we'll first need to remove the spare tire cargo cover, then the spare tire cargo trey. Next, we'll need to remove the rear threshold.

To remove the rear threshold we'll first remove the four push pins along the inside edge. These push pins will turn in the center and then remove the entire pushpin as a piece. Next, we'll gently pull up on the rear threshold unlocking the fasteners underneath, being careful not to break them. Next, underneath the threshold we're two screws holding both rear quarterpanels. We'll go ahead and remove these screws now; keep in mind each process we do on one side will get repeated identically on the opposite side. Now with those screws removed, we can gently pull out on the rear quarterpanels and release the plastic fasteners underneath.

It may be necessary to use an interior trim panel tool or flat-bladed screwdriver to assist in popping the fasteners free. Now, on the passenger's side we'll go ahead and remove the tail edge assembly. To remove the tail assembly there are three fasteners we'll go ahead and remove and then gently pop the tail light assembly towards the outside of the vehicle, releasing the alignment tabs underneath. Then we'll go ahead and remove the manufacturer's wiring from the tail light assembly by pressing on the locking tab and removing the connector from the socket. Next, we'll go ahead and take the manufacturer's grommet behind the tail light assembly and push it inside the vehicle, routing the manufacturer's wiring back inside. Next, we'll take the yellow and brown wire connector that will match the manufacturer's plug, connect the manufacturer's wiring to the socket side of the T1 Wiring Harness.

We'll take the other hand that already has the pre-installed grommet and feed it back out behind the tail light assembly, securing it with the grommet behind the tail light. Now with the wire installed, we can go and re-install the driverside tail light assembly. Next, we'll take the remaining portion of our wiring harness and route it over the passenger side. Be careful to make sure you stay away from the latch as pinching the latch can damage the wire. We cap it on the back edge near the push-pin fasteners to stay away from the latch and/or possible damage. Next, we'll go ahead and repeat the same process of removing the tail light assembly and installing the T connector, only this will be the red and green wire assembly. Note we'll also be taking the white wire with the pre-attached ring terminal to be the ground for our converter and securing here underneath the trim panel and rear threshold.

We'll use a self-tapping screw and locate an area where the sheet metal doubles up for our good ground. Now with our ground secure, we'll go ahead and mount the converter box. The converter box has 2A 00:04:30 adhesive already so we'll go ahead and remove the cover of the 2A 00:04:33 adhesive and attach it to a clean, flat surface, preferably sheet metal as seen here underneath the quarterpanel on the passenger side. Now, with the converter box secured we can reinstall all of our interior trim components. We have now completed our install of the Tow Ready T1 Vehicle Wiring Harness with Four Full Connector, part number 118397 on our 2009 Hyundai Tucson. .

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