Universal HitchPod S1 Harness

Make your HitchPod or other Baja Designs products completely plug-and-play! 

All you will need to do to install this harness is unplug your OEM 7-pin trailer connection from the back and snap this harness in! You'll route the lead down to the S1 and you are DONE! The S1 will turn on when your vehicle is placed into reverse as a backup supplement.

This harness has been verified to install on multiple different vehicles without error including: Toyota trucks, Ford Trucks, Jeep trucks and SUVs, Lexus SUVs, Nissan trucks, Ram Trucks. 

FAQ:

WHEN WILL THE S1 TURN ON WITH THIS HARNESS? This universal harness is setup to be a reverse supplement. Your S1/Hitchpod will turn on when the vehicle is placed into reverse.

WILL THIS FIT YOUR VEHICLE? If your vehicle is equipped with a standard 7/4 pin trailer connection, then YES! Our harness plugs in behind that connector and inline with your current trailer wiring. Additionally, the harness has been designed such that it can be bent to fit into tighter clearance locations. Please reach out to us if you have additional questions and we can help determine fitment. 

HOW WILL THIS IMPACT TOWING? Since our harness plugs inline with existing wiring there will be no impact to existing trailer connections. This harness works as a pass-through for all signals aside from the reverse signal. PLEASE ALWAYS VERIFY ALL FUNCTIONS WORK PROPERLY BEFORE EMBARKING WITH TRAILER CONNECTED.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I HAVE TO UNINSTALL THE HITCHPOD AND INSTALL A BALL? DO I HAVE TO UNINSTALL THIS HARNESS AS WELL? NO! We will include a sealed cap that will snap onto the end that is left disconnected after pulling out the HitchPod. You can either zip-tie the sealed connection up and away underneath the vehicle or alternatively the cap will have a strong magnet on it to be able to snap onto your frame. 

WILL THIS HARNESS WORK WITH OTHER LIGHTS BESIDES THE S1? It sure can! While this harness is designed around/tested on the Baja Designs S1 it could certainly power something like a Baja Designs S2 that is flush-mounted in a bumper, for example. The light to be used would need to use a 2-pin weatherpack connector, or the connectors would need to be changed.  The primary lead in the harness that is being tapped is a 12AWG, and the lead going down to the weatherpack connector is 18AWG.