Does anyone know where I can get a cable to connect my Spyder RT to my non Spyder trailer? It must have the Spyder plug on one end (the end that plugs into the Spyder) and the other end needs to be a four prong flat plug. I have tried all over and no one seems to have a connector that will plug into the Spyder hitch. Thank
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Trailer wiring
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SpydherLuv
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Sounds like you're looking for the tongue harness, part# 219400271.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Sorry, Anita. That adapts the RT-622 connector to a 4-wire tow vehicle. :lecturef_smilie:
To connect the Spyder connector to a 4-wire trailer, you can use a 2011/2012 RT-622 Pole Harness (P/N 710002442), or you can purchase the mating Deutsch connector, pins, blank plugs, and crimping pliers from an online supplier. You will also need a 4-wire vehicle-side connector from the local auto parts or trailer store. Use these to make your own adapter. If you prefer, you can just cut off the existing trailer connector, and wire the Pole Harness (or Deutsch connector) directly to the trailer. Be sure and leave enough cable to reach the Spyder connector, which is farther from the hitch than is typical.
To connect the Spyder connector to a 4-wire trailer, you can use a 2011/2012 RT-622 Pole Harness (P/N 710002442), or you can purchase the mating Deutsch connector, pins, blank plugs, and crimping pliers from an online supplier. You will also need a 4-wire vehicle-side connector from the local auto parts or trailer store. Use these to make your own adapter. If you prefer, you can just cut off the existing trailer connector, and wire the Pole Harness (or Deutsch connector) directly to the trailer. Be sure and leave enough cable to reach the Spyder connector, which is farther from the hitch than is typical.
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