Trailer Plug Adapter with Factory Tow Package

Anyone with a 2015 Taco with Factory Tow package, did your truck come with the plug in adapter to convert from the 7 pin socket to the 4 pin flat connector? Factory info says it is included but can't find one....then again, the owners manual shows and lists the in dash clock also! If you did get the adapter, did they stuff it under the seats or hide it elsewhere? Found the McGuard Lock key for the wheels in a baggie with the jack and such, but no trailer connector.

 

They are $8 at walmart. I don't thik I would get bent out of shape for something so cheap.

Are you sure the invoice is not referring to the wireing to hook up an electric brake actuator? That plug would be behind the drivers side kick panel. You still have to buy the brake actuator.

 

I just picked up my 2015 TRD Off Road with the tow package and the converter plugs / harnesses were in the glove box, however the center console didn't have the side net.... hmmm

 

My 14 didnt come with it. I was told it was not included. I also have factory tow package.

 

My 2015 DCSB TRD OFF ROAD with Tow Package did not come with it. I contacted sales person and they said that it was not included.

 

My '11 came with it and it was hidden under the back seats (took the jack and tools out and there it was)

 

My 2015 TRD OR w/ tow (purchased August 2014)

No 7=>4 pin adapter (wasn't expecting one)
Electric brake actuator was in glove box
No in-dash clock (wasn't expecting one)

 

They come with wiring for electronic brake control only. As mentioned above

 

$10 at the dealer. Bought one before I left the dealership.

As stated only the wiring harness for electric brake controller is included.

Jon

 

Just checking to see if it was simply more stuff that is listed that they didn't remove from the specs. I've got an adapter in my Tundra that came with the tow package so was simply checking to see if it was another "delete" like the dash clock that they didn't list. They also used to include a "Toyota" Rubber Plug for the receiver that is listed but they now don't include (Still had the one from my Tundra so used it). The reason I had asked was because the dealer actually dug out the Bed Rail Cleats and installed them and I wanted to see if the Adapter was included and was maybe sitting on the shelf at the Dealer. Pigtail for the Brake Controller and the "plug" for the camera wiring when you take the tailgate off were both in the glove box.

 

My '07 came with one and but my '13 did not. The sales brochure listed it as part of the tow package. Salesman claimed ignorance so I told him to throw one in or I wasn't driving it off the lot. Pretty silly over a $10 part but, for me, it was about principle. Toyota literature/website at the time said it was included yet dealer "didn't know anything about it." Not a surprise since I knew much more about the truck I was buying than any of the salesmen. At the time of purchase, I was a little suspicious that the dealer was just taking them out of the new trucks before delivery and adding them to their parts stock.

 

They come with a break controller harness and a plug for the camera connection no 7 to 4 pin adaptor.

 

the "converter" they speak of on the build sheet is the converter / harness adaptor for the electric brake controller, nothing more.

5 bucks at harbor freight will get you a 7 to 4 pin adaptor.

 

The dealers remove the bed cleats because they are very easy to steal from a truck on the lot.

 

The sticker wording sux and hasn't changed since my buy in '12. Per above means the 'brake controller adapter'
Wallys for a 7 to 4.