2020 Toyota Rav4 Trailer Wiring Harness Installation

This video covers the wiring harness installation for Curt 56434 on a 2020 Toyota Rav4. Learn how to install the trailer wiring on your 2020 Toyota Rav4 from a U-Haul installation professional. With a few tools and our step-by-step instructions you can complete the installation of Curt 56434.
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0:00 Intro
0:17 Tool list
0:24 Remove cargo panels
1:49 Install wiring harness
4:36 Use example
5:15 Reinstall cargo panels
5:33 Route power wire
8:50 Install connector bracket
10:22 Outro

[@bonniekim-ramirez1030]

Thank you so much.
This is the step by step tutorial. I found this video after watched a couple of other tutorials, and this is the best!!! My husband and I were able to install successfully.
Thank you!!!

[@trailerhitches]

Glad it helped!

[@charleshoffman9705]

I managed to set this up using a Curt brand wiring kit. The installation was the same, except instead of using a Y splitter, I used splice clamps to form the brake/turn/running connections. Make sure you use a multimeter to troubleshoot electricity flow issues if you go this route. Excellent tutorial.

[@trailerhitches]

This video is for the T-Connector and not a universal kit as you describe. Great job none the less!

[@raymondfrank799]

I hooked it up exactly. Got everything done. Put the fuse in. Checked with my plug-in tester. Everything worked. My wife came home drove about 10 mi. The turn signals went out. I checked the fuse. It was good. You can hear them blinking but no lights. I unplugged the unit, plugged it back in like factory and still nothing. Not for sure what happened. You have any ideas?

[@trailerhitches]

Check the ground.

[@pjimpin]

Is there not a constant positive wire in the back to save you from having to run a wire to the battery?

[@trailerhitches]

We are following the manufacture directions for installation. But if you have an unused 12v power source, you can definitely use that!

[@Chase-vr9fp]

Hardest part of this installation is finding the 10mm socket…..

[@trailerhitches]

Its always missing! haha