🔌 Optimized Relay Kit for Nissan Armada and Titan by CURT 57000 Review

If you have a Nissan Titan you need this if you want trailer lights. You may need 2 more blue ones but the kit is good value so buy two and get what you need.

Perfect for my Nissan Titan. Went to the dealer to buy them and $$$. After telling the guy the fuck no, he laughed and told me to order them from Revain, which he did. I'm glad I did.

The hardest part of the install was removing the sticky anti-vibration foam around the relay, which I replaced. Of course, you must be careful not to damage the locking tabs on the plastic panel covering the relays installed in the cab.

Worked great! This is a 2017 Nissan Titan SL. It has a factory tow package but before I bought it it was on loan. When I plugged it in, only the daytime running lights on my trailer worked. Plugged them into the correct fuse box under the hood and the turn signals and brake lights on the trailer worked.

3 relays were all I needed for my tow strap. Didn't need a fourth that some mention under the wheel. I have a late 2008 Titan. Between early 2008 and late 2008 the Titan went through some major changes. Rear brakes and axles were among the items that changed this model year. I have no idea if the necessary relays were affected during that time.

I have a 2005 Nissan Titan with a previous owner installed hitch. When the trailer was connected, the brake lights and direction indicators worked. But no running light. Installed a brown relay and a blue relay in the front engine fuse box and the parking lights work now. Everything works. There is 1 blue relay left. (the dealer said these relays are $42 each) very easy to install. Very happy. Now I can also use my caravan at night.

Check the relay box under the hood of your Nissan. If there are no relays installed at the "Towing Trailer #1” (blue relay) and "Towing Trailer #2” (brown relay) points, you NEED this kit as they control the trailer's headlights and brakes. It took 30 seconds to fit the new relays (they only fit one way) and now all of my headlights (and associated backup camera) and brakes work perfectly! The second blue relay is plugged into a socket behind the panel under the steering wheel, but my Armada…

UPDATE: for my 2007 Armada WARNING! IF your Armada/Titan does not have a tow pack, there is a relay (the blue one sold with that pack) hidden just under the left plastic side of the dash above the brake pedal. This relay MUST be installed for the navigation lights to work and for the tow bar to have power. You will either have to buy 2 of these bundled products from Amazon or somehow search and find another one if the relay is blue. To mount the relay behind the dashboard, loosen the 2 screws…