INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

51372 & 51373 APPLICATIONS

Applicable Vehicles

Make	Model
Ford	F-250/F-350 Super Duty
Ford	F-450/F-550 Super Duty

BRAKE CONTROL HARNESS

A coiled black wire harness with grey and black connectors on either end, designed for brake control systems.

NOTICE ?

All steps must be followed to ensure the CURT brake control harness will function properly. Once installed, test for proper function by following the brake control unit instruction manual.

Vehicles not equipped with an OEM trailer tow package, may require fuses and relays to complete output and battery feed circuits (sold separately). Consult owners manual for locations.

LOCATION GUIDE

Representative vehicle shown below

BH4 - Behind storage pocket, above ashtray

Dashboard Layout:

[Electronic Parking Brake Symbol] (E-brake) [Brake Pedal Symbol] (Brake) [Gas Pedal Symbol] (Gas)

(Location BH4 indicated behind storage pocket)

INSTALLATION / SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1

Carefully remove the storage pocket in the center of the dashboard, just above the vehicle ashtray. Locate the grey, 4-pin vehicle brake control harness connector. It will be connected to the back of the storage pocket. The connector will be similar to that on the CURT brake control harness.

Step 2

Separate the vehicle harness from the storage pocket. Insert the connector on the CURT brake control harness into the vehicle connector. Make sure the connector is fully inserted with locking tabs in place.

Step 3

Insert the brake control harness's black connector into the brake control's quick plug connector. Secure the brake control harness with the provided cable ties, avoiding any pinch points.

Step 4

Complete the installation using the brake control instructions. Mount the unit as directed and perform test procedures as instructed in the brake control user manual.

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