Hopkins 40975 Multi-Tow Plug-In Wiring Kit for Easy Installation

thoriuk818: Easy install, a flat blade screwdriver to pop the old cover out and the new connector just clicked in. Less than a 5 minute job.

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Heinrich F.: Muchas Gracias

Mexico on Jul 28, 2023

Atxroro: Old one was damaged, ordered them gem and works fantastic.

United States on Jul 09, 2023

geauxmangeauxman: Perfect fit on a 2023 Chevy Colorado Trail Boss. 10 minute install first 8 spent trying to remove the ‘blank’ plug that came with the vehicle.
Two snaps, snap in plug and snap into place.
NOTE: my Amazon Garage said it wouldn’t fit but gave it a shot because returns are so easy. … glad I did and it works!

United States on Jul 07, 2023

Jeremy Bitzer: Very happy with easy install. Fixed my 7 pin issues with my original OE unit

United States on Jun 30, 2023

Plarouche: Merci

Canada on Mar 20, 2023

Dad: 1 off value for money I always put 4 out of 5 when something works good but things nowadays just cost too much(especially in Canada) 2nd. Product work fine installs easy and came as described. BUT... only one side clipped in the the factory spot in the Ned of my truck. Had to adjust the right hand side of the clip, (little metal tab) So bent it slightly outwards and then the right side clipped in just as much as the left. Works fine and fit in factory location. 5 stars. Other than being nitpicky

Canada on Jun 12, 2021

Average Joe: Took a chance and bought it for a Toyota Tundra. Plug fits and works as intended but the bracket doesn't.

Canada on May 20, 2021

Compeek: The stock plug on my 2006 Ford F-150 was cracked and the bracket rusted off. I could replace the plug itself with a Dorman one that looks OEM (and in fact I believe Dorman was the OEM), but I couldn't find a new bracket anywhere. It looks like the bracket might have originally been welded to the reinforcement bar inside the rear bumper, so perhaps nobody sells it as a separate piece.

Anyway I found this Hopkins one and decided to try to make it work. I'm happy to report that I was able to, and it looks great. I did have to buy some custom hardware to mount it, though. If I just bolted the included bracket directly to the bumper (and I mean the steel part inside the chrome bumper, which is how it is on mine anyway), the plug would have sat sort of inside the chrome bumper, and you wouldn't be able to open the little doors on it. I really didn't want to drill into my hitch receiver or the chrome bumper, so instead I went to the hardware store and got a couple bolts, washers, nuts, and two spacers about 1.5" if I remember. I bolted it to the steel bumper bar with the spacers between the bar and the bracket. Now it sits just below the edge of the chrome bumper and looks like it...

United States on Dec 17, 2018

Fo-rastaFo-rasta: Was a difficult install on my 09 Silverado. Had to trim down the mounting plate and cut out a slot in the bumper to make it fit.
Works well but it was harder to install than I thought it would be.

Canada on Aug 03, 2018