Ucandobetterlex Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Hello to all, Any thoughts on this greatly appreciated. I have a 2023 Lexus RX 350 premium - Looking to tow a small boat or trailer. Purchased the Lexus OEM wiring harness from the dealer. Plugged in and routed wires no issues. Tried to test the 4-pin connection on a harness tester and a known working trailer, turn signals, brakes, ect. No power to the lights. Checked the harness wires for continuity and trailer fuse under the hood and no issues. I was under the impression from a previous forum thread the OEM wiring harness was plug and go. Any thoughts on what I may be missing or should check would be greatly appreciated. Thanks...
RX400h06 Posted May 12 Posted May 12 5 hours ago, Ucandobetterlex said: Hello to all, Any thoughts on this greatly appreciated. I have a 2023 Lexus RX 350 premium - Looking to tow a small boat or trailer. Purchased the Lexus OEM wiring harness from the dealer. Plugged in and routed wires no issues. Tried to test the 4-pin connection on a harness tester and a known working trailer, turn signals, brakes, ect. No power to the lights. Checked the harness wires for continuity and trailer fuse under the hood and no issues. I was under the impression from a previous forum thread the OEM wiring harness was plug and go. Any thoughts on what I may be missing or should check would be greatly appreciated. Thanks... Quote It sounds like you've done a thorough check already, but here are a few things you might want to consider: Check for a Separate Activation Step – Some OEM wiring harnesses require activation through the vehicle’s onboard computer or a fuse relay that needs to be manually engaged. Verify Ground Connection – A weak or missing ground can prevent power from reaching the trailer lights. Confirm Power at the Connector – Use a multimeter to check if voltage is reaching the 4-pin connector when the vehicle’s lights and signals are activated. Inspect for Hidden Fuses or Relays – Some vehicles have additional fuses or relays specifically for trailer wiring that may not be immediately obvious. Look for Software Updates – Some Lexus models require a software update or dealer programming to enable trailer wiring functionality.
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