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4-Way Flat License Plate Plug Adapter

Item TR8035
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Allows A 4-Way Flat Socket To Be Mounted In A License Plate Light Hole
    • Simple Plug-And-Play Design Eliminates The Need For Cutting Or Splicing
    • 4-Way Flat Output Connects Tail Lights, Brake Lights, And Turn Signals
    • Dust Cover Keeps Connector Clean When Not In Use
    • Refer To State And Local Laws Before Removing License Plate Light

    Description

    Simple Electrical Adapter. The 4-Way Flat License Plate Plug Adapter offers a convenient solution for mounting a 4-way flat trailer wiring socket into a license plate light hole. It facilitates easy connection of tail lights, brake lights, and turn signals between a tow vehicle and trailer without requiring complex wiring modifications. This adapter provides a secure and reliable electrical interface while preserving the vehicle’s appearance.

    Construction and Appearance. Manufactured from durable plastic materials, this adapter features a robust yet lightweight design. The plug measures 1-1/4 inches to fit typical license plate light holes and includes a dust cover to protect electrical contacts from dirt, moisture, and road debris. Its black finish offers a discreet and professional look when installed.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling or splicing, thanks to the plug-and-play design. Simply insert the adapter into the license plate light hole and connect the 4-way flat output to the trailer wiring harness for an immediate, functional connection.

    Warranty. This product is backed by a one-year limited warranty, assuring quality and reliable performance with your towing setup.

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