Towbar for a Gladiator

[Night Eagle]

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Couldn't say for sure but looking at the photos it's quite different to the Aussie loom that I installed and plugs into the factory loom in different locations.

Found this too but withouth a harness it's useless. I've asked everywhere but none of the suppliers will cut loose a harness on its own. Ah capitalism such a wonderful concept.
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[Night Eagle]

OK so further research finds Mopar has the separate wiring harness available for $487.
ARK have a universal kit for about $150 that you splice into your wiring but they say not for Canbus systems.https://www.arkcorp.com.au/product/ecu-harness-kit/
Are ours Canbus at the tail lights where you would splice into? I'm getting feedback from installers that they use these with no dramas on Gladiators.Not being much of an electrician can someone confirm that it's feasable or not?
I'm also informed that if done correctly it should not affect warranty ?

[Clarky]

The HAYMAN REESE ECU Wiring Kit is plug and play, no splicing.
Even with no electrical knowledge it is an easy install in your driveway.

[Night Eagle]

Originally Posted by Clarky

The HAYMAN REESE ECU Wiring Kit is plug and play, no splicing.
Even with no electrical knowledge it is an easy install in your driveway.

They won't sell just the harness though Clarky.Mopar are the only one that will but you pay for it.From what I can see a universal type can be had for as little as $104 if you want to do a bit of soldering.https://www.towbarsaustralia.com.au/...iler-relay-kit
So using the no brand towbar I found and a bit of extra work by using the universal harness it can cut the cost down to $251 v $900 -$1000.