Tekonsha 22124 7-Way Harness | 2019 Ford Ranger
Tekonsha 22124 7-Way Harness | 2019 Ford Ranger — Product description
The Tekonsha 22124 is a vehicle-specific, plug-and-play wiring kit that adds a proper 7-way connector to the back of a 2019 Ford Ranger. It's the complete kit for towing a trailer or boat off your Ranger without cutting into the factory wiring.
The Tekonsha 22124 is a plug-and-play wiring harness kit built specifically for the 2019 Ford Ranger. If you're adding a trailer, a boat, or a utility rig to your Ranger and need a proper 7-way connector at the back, this is the complete kit that gets you there without cutting into your truck's factory wiring.
Here's what makes it easy. The harness plugs into the connectors your Ranger already has back there. No splicing, no scotch-locks, no guessing which wire is which. You route the harness, plug it in, and mount the 7-way socket. Most folks who are comfortable with basic hand tools knock it out in an afternoon.
A 7-way connector carries everything a trailer needs. Running and marker lights, left and right turn and brake signals, ground, reverse, electric trailer brakes, and a 12-volt line for charging or powering accessories. That last part matters if you're towing anything with its own battery or brakes, which most travel trailers and bigger boat trailers have.
Because it's a Tekonsha complete kit, you get the pieces you need in one box instead of chasing down a connector, a bracket, and a converter separately. Tekonsha has been building trailer wiring and brake control gear for a long time, and their vehicle-specific kits are cut to fit the exact harness layout on the truck they're made for. That's the whole point of buying the Ranger-specific part instead of a universal kit you'd have to adapt.
One thing to know: this kit is matched to the 2019 Ford Ranger. If you've got a different year or a different truck, check the fitment with us first so you don't end up with a connector that won't plug in. And if you're running electric trailer brakes, you'll still need a brake controller up in the cab. The 22124 gives the trailer-brake circuit a home at the connector, but the controller itself is a separate piece.
Key Features
- Vehicle-specific plug-and-play fit for the 2019 Ford Ranger, no cutting or splicing into factory wiring
- 7-way (7-pin) connector carries lights, ground, reverse, electric brakes, and a 12V charge line
- Complete kit includes the harness and 7-way socket in one box
- Plugs into the Ranger's existing connectors for a clean, reversible install
- Supports electric trailer brakes when paired with an in-cab brake controller
- Built by Tekonsha, an established name in trailer wiring and brake control
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- Authorized Tekonsha reseller, full manufacturer warranty
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Technical specifications
| Title | Tekonsha 22124 7-Way Plug and Play Wiring Harness Kit |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tekonsha |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 22124 |
| UPC | 016118154689 |
| Connector Type | 7-Way (7-pin) |
| Installation | Plug and Play (no splicing) |
| Kit Type | Complete Kit |
| Vehicle Application | 2019 Ford Ranger |
Frequently asked questions
Will this fit my truck?
The 22124 is cut specifically for the 2019 Ford Ranger and plugs into that truck's factory connectors. If you have a different year or model, check fitment with us before ordering.
Do I have to cut any wires?
No. This is a plug-and-play kit. It connects to the wiring your Ranger already has back there, so there's no splicing or scotch-locks involved.
What do the seven pins on the connector do?
A 7-way carries running lights, left and right turn and brake signals, ground, reverse, a circuit for electric trailer brakes, and a 12-volt line for charging or powering trailer accessories.
Does this include a brake controller?
No. The kit wires the trailer-brake circuit to the connector, but if you're towing with electric brakes you'll still need a brake controller mounted in the cab. That's a separate part.
Can I install this myself?
Most people can. If you're comfortable with basic hand tools and routing a harness, it's an afternoon job. Nothing here requires cutting into the truck's wiring.
Is everything in one box?
Yes. It's a complete kit, so you get the harness and the 7-way socket together instead of buying the pieces separately.
