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Non-Can Am Trailer Wiring
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
9 TO 5.......WHERE ARE YOU DOLLY
Just for starters they won't connect together physically never mind electrically......I put a Gold Wing 5 wire plug on my GS/RS and mated it to a 4 wire normal type flat trailer connector....and this works fine....Mike..:thumbup:
Just for starters they won't connect together physically never mind electrically......I put a Gold Wing 5 wire plug on my GS/RS and mated it to a 4 wire normal type flat trailer connector....and this works fine....Mike..:thumbup:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Unless you have a 2010 RT trailer module (bought and installed in 2010 to early 2011), the Spyder won't have 5-wire output to mate with the trailer. You will have to modify the trailer wiring to convert it to 4-wire. At that point, you can either buy an RT-622 trailer tongue harness (pole harness) and wire it into your trailer in place of the existing connector 9or build an adapter), or you can purchase the mating 9-pin Deutsch connector, pins, rear boot, and crimping tool and wire that in.
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