Tow wiring for 2010 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited

[norlfran]

TRying to install taillight wiring on my jeep using existing lights. Cannot seem to find common taillight wire. Have located left tallight and right tailght wire separately. I am assuming this is a 3 wire configuration.
any suggestions?

[JFNM]

Originally Posted by norlfran

TRying to install taillight wiring on my jeep using existing lights. Cannot seem to find common taillight wire. Have located left tallight and right tailght wire separately. I am assuming this is a 3 wire configuration.
any suggestions?

I'm afraid I do not have the answer. However; I am curious. It sounds as though you are manufacturing your own harness??

I purchased a CoolTech harness for ~$100 and it just plugged into the existing harness. Very simple. Just sharing in case it can save you some work.

[cj23andout]

x2 Cooltech

Plug and Play

[Medico]

I used a Roadmaster wiring harness. Same ease of installation.

[Rick 2005 Dolphin 5376]

Originally Posted by JFNM

I'm afraid I do not have the answer. However; I am curious. It sounds as though you are manufacturing your own harness??

I purchased a CoolTech harness for ~$100 and it just plugged into the existing harness. Very simple. Just sharing in case it can save you some work.

X3 on the cooltech. So simple to install and it works just fine.

[Statgeek]

Originally Posted by cj23andout

x2 Cooltech

Plug and Play

X3... the CoolTech was the easiest thing to hook up! My only complaint is that it's only a 4-wire system, which is PERFECTLY FINE for driving day or night.. brake lights and turn signals and driving lights all work fine. But they could have run a 5th wire that could be used to charge up the Jeep battery from the RV's alternator. That would have been super-sweet..