Installing a brake controller | 7 way connector in and OBS Ford

[@brandyolmstead7258]

Thank you for making this video. I used it to locate the correct wiring and install a 7 blade receiver and brake controller on my 92 F250.

[@QuikModsOBS]

"Only for the saftey chains"😂😂😂

[@huggmeister]

Towards the end....OWW!! OWWW!! Shit!! Goddamn thats hot!!! Been there, done that....funny shit brother... Nice job, and great video.

[@barnsandbrews]

HaHa Thanks! Thought that was funny so had to leave that in there!

[@Purosanluispotosi]

@@barnsandbrews so whit this u don’t have to run any wires from that fire wall to that back to that 7 pins plug

[@MiguelRodriguez-pz8wi]

Hello and thanks for the video, Im putting a new 7 pin plug on my 2001 F350 my problem is the green turn signal wire have continuity to ground Im not sure about this , the lights works fine , but my battery goes dead after 2 days. I guess is time to start tracing wires.

[@barnsandbrews]

Weird yeah sounds like there might be a short somewhere. Good luck!

[@kristophermarble3912]

If it’s possible I’m installing my taillight harness in my 96 f-250 and I’m not sure if it’s the same as your truck if possible what are the wire colors for the brake lights and tail lamp lights

[@cfreezy45]

Man please don't cut factory connectors. Every auto parts store has those to either open pigtail or to match the input connector on your controller.

[@drogobero4479]

For such an old truck, its kinda irrelevant. On a newer, nicer vehicle, sure. However, Id say this is a special case bc you can’t find these connectors anymore at least for cheap. On my own truck I bought a universal plug and cut out my old ones in the rear bc there was no saving them. PO made a rats nest of the wires. Wired it up all the same so I dont have to cut anything if I want to take my bumper off.
Had to put in two of my own relays for trailer charge (the 12v in the video) and trailer parking because I didn’t have the tow package. I just cut the plugs in the engine bay where they would have plugged into a small factory 2 fuse box (which you cant find and is also horrendously expensive) and cleanly wired in two remote relays that cost me 7 bucks.
I guess my point is there’s a line between practicality/originality and cost. For stuff you can’t see, it is what it is.