Connector for Trailer Wiring

[Jaaydee]

I'm looking for this connector with pigtail for my 2017 Highlander. I don't need the whole kit, just this connector with wires.
This plugs in under the rear mat, ahead of the bumper.
Any help would be appreciated.

 

[PAE]

Mouser or digicom electronics.

Just a guess but might be proprietary to the mfg.

 

[Jaaydee]

Mouser or digicom electronics.

Just a guess but might be proprietary to the mfg.

Thanks for the reply, they have to get them somewhere. Surely someone has it separate.
I just didn't want to spend $50.00 for the kit to get a connector.

 

[Steve300xcw]

$2 worth of butt connectors will fix your problem

 

[aczlan]

Thanks for the reply, they have to get them somewhere. Surely someone has it separate.
I just didn't want to spend $50.00 for the kit to get a connector.

What numbers are on the plug?
How many of each size connector spaces are in the plug?

Aaron Z

 

[Safe Dude]

junk yard

 

[EXTREMETOWNIE]

https://www.etrailer.com/Custom-Fit-Vehicle-Wiring/Toyota/Highlander/2017/56042.html?VehicleID=20171176269

This is the cheapest way, or just use good shrink type butt connectors and do away with the plug.

 

[aczlan]

junk yard

Yep, just have to match it.
At first glance, the pins on the trailer side look like the Yazaki pins on our Kubota.
Large (6.3MM spade) pins: https://www.mouser.com/c/connectors/automotive-connectors/?q=7114-412

Smaller (2.8MM spade) pins: https://www.mouser.com/c/connectors/automotive-connectors/?q=7114-411

Aaron Z

 

[Jaaydee]

$2 worth of butt connectors will fix your problem

I would prefer the plug in instead of cutting and splicing. The vehicle end is already there, I just need the plug/pigtail.

 

[Jaaydee]

What numbers are on the plug?
How many of each size connector spaces are in the plug?

Aaron Z

I haven't taken the vehicle side apart to see if there is a number on it. From my experience, I doubt there is.

 

[Jaaydee]

Yep, just have to match it.
At first glance, the pins on the vehicle side look like the Yazaki pins on our Kubota.
Large (6.3MM spade) pins: https://www.mouser.com/c/connectors/automotive-connectors/?q=7114-412

Smaller (2.8MM spade) pins: https://www.mouser.com/c/connectors/automotive-connectors/?q=7114-411

Aaron Z

I need the plastic housing with pigtail. I want to have a clean connection.

 

[aczlan]

I need the plastic housing with pigtail. I want to have a clean connection.

If you can match the pins, you can find the housing that goes with them.
Crimping wires onto the pins isn't a huge deal.
Get a good picture of the vehicle side (both sides of the connector) with the pin count of each size and digging can commence.

Aaron Z

 

[Chkn]

This is an awesome resource for Toyota connectors and terminals:

https://www.2jzgarage.com/wp-content/uploads/Supra/Workshop_Manual/Wire%20Harness%20Repair.pdf

The male plug that houses the female terminals is 90980-11527. Female terminals are: (2) 82998-12380, (8) 82998-12340
The female plug that houses the male terminals is 90980-11596. Male terminals are: (2) 82998-12370, (8) 82998-12330

Edit: Probably cheaper to cut it out of Toyota in the junkyard

 

[Will Scarlet]

For as much effort as you're putting in looking for that specific connector, it would be cheaper to get the kit or go searching in a junk yard for it.

Just my opinion. Good luck...

 

[Jaaydee]

This is an awesome resource for Toyota connectors and terminals:

https://www.2jzgarage.com/wp-content/uploads/Supra/Workshop_Manual/Wire%20Harness%20Repair.pdf

The male plug that houses the female terminals is 90980-11527. Female terminals are: (2) 82998-12380, (8) 82998-12340
The female plug that houses the male terminals is 90980-11596. Male terminals are: (2) 82998-12370, (8) 82998-12330

Edit: Probably cheaper to cut it out of Toyota in the junkyard

Thank You! I'll give this a try.

 

[aczlan]

This is an awesome resource for Toyota connectors and terminals:

https://www.2jzgarage.com/wp-content/uploads/Supra/Workshop_Manual/Wire%20Harness%20Repair.pdf

The male plug that houses the female terminals is 90980-11527. Female terminals are: (2) 82998-12380, (8) 82998-12340
The female plug that houses the male terminals is 90980-11596. Male terminals are: (2) 82998-12370, (8) 82998-12330

Edit: Probably cheaper to cut it out of Toyota in the junkyard

Looks like $25-30 for the plug and pins, by the time he buys the rest, crimps them and pins them on, he will be at the cost of the assembled harness.

Aaron Z

 

[Jaaydee]

Looks like $25-30 for the plug and pins, by the time he buys the rest, crimps them and pins them on, he will be at the cost of the assembled harness.

Aaron Z

Probably so.