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(EIDT: ^Post #41)I sent some e-mails and did some digging. The latest word from FCA is that "factory ordering for the trailer brake controller is late Q4/early Q1".
So, we're looking at Christmas or perhaps after the new year before the factory unit becomes available, on the current schedule, assuming no further delays.
E-Trailer has a harness they claim is plug n play for several brake controller models. I'm thinking that's the route I'm going to go but haven't decided 100% yet.(EIDT: ^Post #41)
Thanks for the info. I've been waiting on that stupid thing so I can place an order. I don't know that I can wait until next year.
Anyone ever figure out if it will be simple plug and play install? I've seen mention of needing a flash but never was able to confirm. If it's plug and play I'll just wait until I actually have to tow something with brakes on it before I worry about it and get to ordering ASAP.
Cool dog.Here is an update on the Trailer Brake Controller
82215652 is the "kit"...
There is no description as to the completeness of the kit, retrofit, plug and play or anything at this time...
Below is the only stipulation for orders...
ORDERS ARE PENDED UNTIL DEC 30, 2019
Granger - Internet & IT Director, could not do the Corporate lifestyle of the Garff GroupCool dog.
Grimes, so you are on the NW side of the metro, your dealership could be Granger or Stew Hansen - unless you drive a bit.
My dad when he was alive had his Jeep serviced at Granger - and I bought a Ford truck there in 95 and was beyond pleased.
I digress - thanks for the brake controller info - still on the fence - order the original type or another.
I just want to be sure I can push a button or move a lever to apply trailer brakes manually and that the controller senses momentum.
No clue if it's an actual photo of the kit or just a stock image but https://www.jeeppartsoverstock.com/p/Jeep__/WIRING-PK-TRAILER-TOW/78328409/82215652.html has the below image. I don't see the control knob though so I'm guessing it's a stock photo.
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That appears to be a full wire harness which wouldn't fall under plug & play in my book. I was hoping to already have the wiring in the truck and just pop the controller in.
Link? Cant find it on Mopar’s site but seeing on other Chrystler part websitesHere is an update on the Trailer Brake Controller
82215652 is the "kit"...
There is no description as to the completeness of the kit, retrofit, plug and play or anything at this time...
Below is the only stipulation for orders...
ORDERS ARE PENDED UNTIL DEC 30, 2019
And you will not find it until December as I posted...Link? Cant find it on Mopar’s site but seeing on other Chrystler part websites
My misunderstanding. Googling Jeep and the part number brings up distributors offering them for sale so I was confisedAnd you will not find it until December as I posted...
They will then have it available for all to order...
My parts guy has little information on it...I just told the forum that I would keep it posted on updates as I find them...
My misunderstanding. Googling Jeep and the part number brings up distributors offering them for sale so I was confised
What is the part # for the e-trailer unit?E-Trailer has a harness they claim is plug n play for several brake controller models. I'm thinking that's the route I'm going to go but haven't decided 100% yet.
3073-P but it's only showing one manufacturer for compatibility now. Swore it had 3 listed the other day.What is the part # for the e-trailer unit?