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Questions for those who have put on a oem trailer hitch assembly.....
Thanks in advance
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The OEM fitting guide doesn't mention any specific coding...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/c1rffsoof0...51744.pdf?dl=0
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Plug and go. I didn't have to do any programming. The rear ride self levels, so no matter the load, it adjusts. If you have a trailer plugged in, it will disable the rear PDC alerts. I used a Tekonsha wireless brake controller - it's pretty slick.
https://www.etrailer.com/Brake-Contr...sha/90250.html
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That wireless braking device you provided is pretty cool. Might need to keep that in mind when and if I do get a trailer with braking capability. Currently dont have anything big enough to needing one but you never know!
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