Tekonsha 118806 T-One Harness | Ford Edge Titanium
Tekonsha 118806 T-One Harness | Ford Edge Titanium — Product description
The Tekonsha 118806 T-One connector gives your Ford Edge Titanium a clean, factory-look trailer hookup with no cutting or splicing. It plugs straight into the vehicle's harness and runs the Circuit Protected ModuLite HD module, a powered converter that pulls current from the battery so your trailer lights stay bright. Four-way flat output covers running, turn, and brake.
If you tow with a Ford Edge Titanium, this is the wiring you want. The Tekonsha 118806 is a T-One connector built specifically for that trim, so it plugs into the factory harness without cutting, splicing, or crimping. Pop the connector into the tow package plug behind the bumper, mount the module, and you've got a 4-way flat ready for your trailer.
What makes it a T-One is the fit. It's not a universal kit you have to splice into a taillight circuit. It's shaped for the Edge Titanium's connector, which means a plug-and-play install most owners finish in under an hour with basic hand tools. When you're done, it looks like it came from the factory.
The brain of the setup is the Circuit Protected ModuLite HD module. Instead of stealing signal power from the tow vehicle's light circuit, it draws current straight from the battery and uses the vehicle's wiring only as a trigger. That's a big deal on modern vehicles. It keeps your trailer lights bright, protects the Edge's sensitive electronics from feedback, and it's happy running either LED or incandescent trailer bulbs. The circuit protection guards against shorts and overloads, so a bad ground on the trailer won't take out anything on the tow vehicle.
The 4-way flat output carries the three signals a basic trailer needs: running and tail lights, turn signals, and brake lights. That covers most small utility trailers, a lot of boat trailers, teardrops, and cargo haulers. If your trailer needs electric brakes or a 12V charge line, you'll want a heavier connector and a brake controller. This one's a 4-way.
One thing to double-check before you buy is fitment. This kit is cut for the Ford Edge Titanium. Ford has used different tow-package connectors across model years and trims, so match the 118806 part number against your specific year, make, model, and trim before ordering. If it's the right vehicle, it's about as clean an install as trailer wiring gets.
Key Features
- T-One vehicle-specific connector plugs into the Ford Edge Titanium factory tow harness, no cutting or splicing
- Circuit Protected ModuLite HD module draws power from the battery, keeping trailer lights bright and shielding vehicle electronics
- 4-way flat output wires running and tail, turn, and brake signals for standard trailers
- Works with both LED and incandescent trailer bulbs, no extra resistors needed
- Built-in circuit protection guards against shorts and overloads on the trailer side
- Factory-look install most owners finish in under an hour with basic hand tools
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Technical specifications
| Title | T-One Connector Assembly With Upgraded Circuit Protected Modulite HD Module |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tekonsha |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 118806 |
| UPC | 016118154498 |
| Vehicle Fitment | Ford Edge Titanium |
| Connector Type | T-One (vehicle-specific plug-in) |
| Trailer Output | 4-Way Flat |
| Module | Circuit Protected ModuLite HD |
| Power Source | Draws directly from vehicle battery |
| Signals Supported | Running/Tail, Turn, Brake |
| Bulb Compatibility | LED and Incandescent |
| Installation | Plug-in, no splicing required |
Frequently asked questions
What vehicle does the Tekonsha 118806 fit?
It's a T-One connector built for the Ford Edge Titanium. Ford uses different tow-package plugs across years and trims, so match the 118806 part number to your exact year, make, model, and trim before you order.
Does it require cutting or splicing factory wires?
No. The T-One design plugs directly into the vehicle's existing tow harness. There's no splicing, crimping, or taping into taillight circuits.
What is the Circuit Protected ModuLite HD module?
It's a powered converter. Rather than pulling signal current from the vehicle's light circuit, it draws power straight from the battery and uses the factory wiring as a trigger. That keeps trailer lights bright and protects sensitive vehicle electronics, and the circuit protection guards against shorts.
Will it run LED trailer lights?
Yes. The ModuLite HD handles both LED and incandescent trailer bulbs without extra resistors or converters.
What kind of trailer connector is this?
It provides a 4-way flat output, which carries running and tail lights, turn signals, and brake lights. It's the standard hookup for smaller utility, boat, and cargo trailers.
Can I tow a trailer with electric brakes using this?
No. A 4-way flat doesn't carry a brake-controller circuit or a 12V charge line. Trailers with electric brakes need a heavier connector and a brake controller.
