🔌 T-One T-Connector Harness for Honda Odyssey - Compatible with 4-Way Flat Trailers Review

We needed a trailer hitch for our Honda Odyssey. Bought this and it worked great. Easy to install and we were up and running in no time. Highly recommended.

The instructions tell you to install the fuse in slot #7 in the passenger side fuse box. NOT CORRECT. At least for my 2006 curiosity, it should be in slot #5. If I hadn't consulted the Odyssey owners website I would have sent them back. Otherwise everything is fine, the cable length and the plugs are correct.

This is definitely one of the easiest builds. Connect, ground and secure, done. The rest is to route the extra cable where you need it. Worked great so far on a 10 year old Honda Odyssey! Great installation videos on YouTube if you want to get creative.

I have already installed a number of belts from different manufacturers. This is without a doubt the best and easiest I've ever installed. The only way to make this easier would be for it to magically install itself. With extreme care, the work took about 20 minutes. The attention to detail was amazing, right down to the zip ties and the little tag on the fuse box. Definitely my brand from now on.

It was a very easy installation! It couldn't be easier! I thought it was a bunch of detachable cables and connections to be made and it was all on a connector that snapped onto the backplane and a ground wire! Did! I had to show my wife how great it was. When I was done we tested the light with my trailer tester and everything worked 100%! I saved $170 because U-Haul installed this and a hitch receiver! It was an amazing product! God bless!

I just finished installing this kit on my van so I can tow my small cargo trailer. Very impressive. Much better than the kit I previously installed on my Honda Accord. Installation was very easy. It connects to the panel behind the rear panel on the passenger side. You then connected the ground wire to the existing ground connection using a 10mm wrench. Then route the cables to the driver's side and they will be stored in the compartment where the socket is located. Then install the fuse in the

Don't pay $100 or more at the store, do it yourself. No mechanical experience or special tools required, just plug and ground. Maximum 15 minutes. Suggestion 1: The brain box should come with double-sided tape to attach it to the inside of the body. I didn't have this, but it has a pull tab with a hole so you can easily use a self-tapping screw and attach it more tightly. Less risk of loosening and rattling. Suggestion 2: This build does not include a permanent 'mount' on the hitch. It is…

(husband writes this) VERY impressed with this kit. They worked meticulously not only with the instructions which were clear and meticulous but also with the fit and finish. Usually in such a part there should be a way to isolate the inside from moisture and vibration. I had a dual-use bike that had its brain and ignition system filled with resin to do just that. You can find the same here. Cable ties are ideal for securing a wire harness to an existing wire harness. Can he use more of this…