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etrailer | Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness Installation - 2019 Honda Accord

Click for more info and reviews of this CURT 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 Honda Accord parts and accessories: https://www.etrailer.com/vehicle/2019... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install-c... Hello neighbors, it's Brad here at etrailer and today we're taking a look and installing the CURT four-pole trailer wiring harness on a 2019 Honda Accord. If you're adding the hitch to any vehicle, it might be worth picking up four pole trailer wiring harness. That way if you ever plan on pulling a trailer, you know if you have to move some stuff or some activities come your way where you need to hook up to it, this is gonna keep you safe and legal by giving you running lights, turn signals and brake lights to the taillights on the trailer. Now this one is fairly easy to get installed because it uses factory style plugs that tap into your taillights by simply just snapping into place. Now this is module protected as well as fuse protected. So if you have any faulty trailer wiring, it's not gonna back feed into the wiring and cause damage to your factory turn signals or lights or anything like that. So this is a really safe way to keep you safe while towing your trailer. And I'm gonna walk you through all the steps to make sure you get it installed. So let's take a look at that. You can pop your trunk open and to get your taillights out, you're gonna see that there's gonna be this black plastic and that's hiding the hardware to get the taillight taken out. So we wanna be careful here to not crack this plastic. So what I'll use is a plastic trim tool and we're gonna kind of just wedge this out. It just snaps into place here. So we'll just take our time and see if we can get kind of tucked back here. There we go. And then as you kind of find one spot loose, just kind of work your way down. And as you kind of have some buildup over time, you'll see that that's gonna cause that to kind of hang up here. But it's just these clips here. So if you kind of wedge in and get that separated, that's gonna allow you to pull that out. And that's gonna give us access to our screws that are holding the taillight in place. Now using an eight millimeter socket, we'll just get these removed. And something I'll point out is as you remove any hardware, you're gonna want a nice organized spot to keep it. That way, when you go to reinstall everything, you'll have all your hardware ready. (power tool whirring) And with taillights there's gonna be alignment tabs that they go into a slot and you wanna be careful not to damage those. So what I recommend is kind of just give these a wiggle as you're pulling back. And a lot of times you can get this to pop out. If you need to, a little soapy water solution if you spray it in the crack, sometimes it'll get in there and loosen that up. But just keep a little bit of pressure as you wiggle back and forth and we should be able to get this tab to pop out. Now I'm gonna give it a little persuasion here with the plastic trim tool to just kind of pry on this. You wanna be careful though, on these edges, you don't wanna crack your taillight in the process. There we are. And so our alignment tabs actually go in from the side here. So if you kind of just pry this back and then pull straight out, make sure you don't damage those. But that's gonna get your taillight out. And then from here we're just gonna separate it from the wire harness. So push down on the tab. And then we have this plastic Christmas tree that's holding in the rest of the wiring. So if you want, you can go ahead and pry that off so our taillight's not dangling. And just using a trim panel tool or even a flathead screwdriver here, you should be able to wedge that and get this popped out. And then we'll set our taillight inside the vehicle and we can repeat this same process on the other side. Now that we have those separated, we need to pull up our wiring harnesses to be able to plug into here. And a fish wire technique, just make sure that we can pass that up. So we have an airline tube, we use those here, nice and flexible. But honestly if you have a string you can tie a nut to it just to kind of weigh that down. And you can see the gap underneath. So if you can reach up and grab that pole wire, whatever you're using, this is gonna make it a lot easier to get that wire harness up. So we'll grab our red, yellow, and brown and it's a pretty tight spot to pull this through. So I recommend keeping this as flat as possible. So I'm just gonna tape up one of them, don't dou