Looking for a T-connector for my 2025 so I can plug my bed topper lights into a 4-pin but maintain the 7-pin. Don't really want to hard wire it to the truck. Can't seem to find one specifically for a Honda. Has anyone bought a device that worked?
davefrash
Trailer Wiring T-Connector
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No, but I have made one.
I just use a 7pin plug wired up to a 2pin for my needs but, if I'm towing, I use the short Tee that I made. It has 7pin female to 7pin male with a 2pin also.
I just use a 7pin plug wired up to a 2pin for my needs but, if I'm towing, I use the short Tee that I made. It has 7pin female to 7pin male with a 2pin also.
There are dual output adapters to give you both 7-pin and 4-pin, like this one:
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Otherwise, people have built their own T-harness that plugs in where the Honda OEM 7-pin connector interfaces with the Ridgeline. Here's a thread with the parts needed and pictures:
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Otherwise, people have built their own T-harness that plugs in where the Honda OEM 7-pin connector interfaces with the Ridgeline. Here's a thread with the parts needed and pictures:
Well, shit, I knew that I should have checked amazon. It even gets some good reviews.
Except that will not provide batt+ when the vehicle is on. Only lights, turns and ground.
Except that will not provide batt+ when the vehicle is on. Only lights, turns and ground.
Right. That’s what I tried to say.
But thinking about it more, I wasn’t sure if the OP wanted power for lights, as in running lights or dome lights.
But thinking about it more, I wasn’t sure if the OP wanted power for lights, as in running lights or dome lights.
You do not need to look for a connector specifically for Honda because they do not exist. Trailer wiring is standard across the industry. You will find the same 7-pin on every vehicle sold, unless they have 4-pin which is an old standard, but again a standard meaning they are all the same.
Thank you for your help. I was hesitant to purchase one from a Vendor as most did not specifically indicate Honda compatibility.
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