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Click for more info and reviews of this Tekonsha Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring: https://www.etrailer.com/Custom-Fit-V... Check out some similar Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring options: https://www.etrailer.com/fitguidet1.htm Search for other popular Dodge Durango parts and accessories: https://www.etrailer.com/vehicle/2013... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe! / etrailertv Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install-t... Today on our 2013 Dodge Durango we will be installing the T-One Vehicle Wire Harness with a 4-pole flat trailer connector. Part number 118552. We'll start by gaining access to the rear of our vehicle. We'll need to remove these push fasteners. And then, tail light. With the push pins removed, we go ahead and push from the back of the tail light towards the rear of the vehicle to remove it. Take special caution not to break off our guide pins. Go ahead and remove the wiring harness from the bulb socket, pull that red tab back. Pull the red tab back, press down on the top, and slide the socket out of place. We will do that for the other bulb and for the other tail light assembly. With the tail light removed, we're going to take this old air line tubing and fish it down through the bumper so we can pull our wiring harness up to make our connections with the factory wiring harness. Now, you don't necessarily have to use air line tubing, it could be a piece of stiff wire or an old wire coat hanger to use to feed the wire up through inaudible 00:01:28. Now we tape our wire connector to the air line tubing we ran down through the bumper. In this way, we can just pull that wire back up and make our connections to our tail light. We go ahead and take the new end of the wiring harness and plug it in to the factory wiring harness for the tail light. Once it's snapped in place, we'll resecure with the red tab on top. With our wiring complete here on the driver side, resecure the connections for our light bulbs, make sure the access wiring is inaudible 00:02:22 back down on the bumper, and we'll slide our tail light back into place. With the tail light back in place on the driver side, we'll add the two push pin fasteners back in. This is the general area that we're going to mount the box to. Once we find the location we want to use, we're going to take some rubbing alcohol, clean the area up. Really, any nice flat surface will work and this will just work for the situation. We have a sheet metal here we can ground to. And to mount the box, we're going to use this double-sided adhesive that came with the kit. It's pressure-sensitive, so once you set it up there, make sure it's pressed on there well. You want your wires to be facing down. With the box mounted, we'll take the included self-tapping 00:03:34 screw and mount our ground. We'll now take the connectors for the passenger side tail light and run them across the vehicle. We want to go up and over the bumper structure back here in the back. It's going to keep it up off the hitch and it's going to help us clear the exhaust. We want to keep the wires as far away from the exhaust as possible. To clear the first structure, pull the excess wire out and then run across through the next. This is the other side of the bumper structure over on the passenger side. We want to make sure you get the wires up and over it so it keeps it off the exhaust. Now, I'm going to be running another piece of air line tubing like I did on the driver side. I'm going to tape the connector to this and pull it up through the bumper to the tail light to make our connections. With the wiring harness pulled up to the passenger side, we'll go ahead and make our connection. Remember to secure those red tabs. Now, I do want to pull a little bit of the slack up just to make sure it doesn't fall down on top of the exhaust. We'll clean that up. We'll zip tie it to the factory harness and tape that back down inside the fender. All the connections back in place, we can resecure our tail light. Now we take our 4-pole connector, run it back up over the bumper structure like we've done with the green wire and down to our hitch 00:06:06. To keep this in place, put the cap on the 4-pole connector and we'll resecure all the excess wire back up around that bumper structure. Now we take the black wire that was included with the kit and this will be our 12-volt power wire that we need to run up to the battery. We'll start by stripping the end of the wire taping 00:06:45 one of the included wire connectors and we'll crimp it in place. We will then go to the red wire off the box we mounted earlier and crimp that in place. I will tape the electrical tape and wrap the electrical connection and then we'll add it securely and to help keep the connection dry. Now with the connections made, we need to run this wire to the front of the vehicle up