TEKONSHA T-One® T-Connector Harness, 4-Way Flat, Compatible with Select Ford Flex,Black

2011 Ford Flex. Super easy to install. Only complaint is the zip ties provided to help secure the wires were pretty short, but I wasn't expecting them anyway so still a plus they were included.

What can I say I expected this to be one of those projects where I was pulling my hair out but not the case. After watching the video one more time just before installation the whole process was seamles and got my Saturday off to a great start. A+++

Instructions were great, and this isn't their fault, but it was hard to get the "T" connections up into where the connections are for the tail lights. I managed it on the driver's side and for the passenger side I finally cut the wire so I could just thread it down and then put in a connection. Worked fine -- should have done that right away (it's the connectors that are hard to get through.Had to work a bit to find a safe wire path to keep everything off the exhaust pipes but that's not the companies fault.

It does what it says. Not terrible to install but you will need a way to pull the wires through the frame/body. Would have preferred if it grounded somewhere without drilling a hole, especially since I'm in the rust belt.

Great heavy duty wiring harness! I recommend it as it installed into my 2019 Ford Flex perfectly. One caveat: The included zip ties were too short so I had to use my own. ;)

Easy to install and works great.

perfect harness for the flex. Came with everything needed to install. I strongly recommend you buy Curt Manufacturing CURT 58001 Easy-Mount Electrical Bracket to make for a better looking and functioning harness connector. you will have to take the tail lights out but it is 2 screws on inside edge of tail light assembly and then you pull out towards rear. Disconnect the tail Light plug, plug the Wiring harness into both the tail light and vehicle side. Then just run it down the right side tail light hole and up through the left. Then Zip tie the wire underneath to the hitch. it only took me about 30 minutes to do on my own.

The Ford dealer was out of stock so I found this and saved $90. It worked seamlessly. Hook up was smooth. All and all no issues. DO IT!

Pretty efficient way to add towing light capacity on my '14 Ford Flex, and probably lots of other cars. This seems like a pretty generic kit that could probably fit on lots of cars. Took an hour or two install, but was straightforward enough and seems like a quality kit. Still rolling after a season of occasional towing.

'13 Flex here. Was perfect fit. Using a straightened coat hanger to fish down the bumper made things very easy. Just installed, and no qualms about the quality here, just can't comment on the longevity factor.For my tastes, you still need a few extra supplies to do a pro intall. I'd gladly have paid more if there was 6' of protective loom included. I had to source some locally. And the tie wraps were a bit short for some places, so count on possibly getting some of those.

Just remove taillights, plug in each side of the connector. Re-install lights and run the wire along the trailer hitch. Very straight forward

Works perfect and was so easy to install. Saved me a lot of time and frustration.

The product was great, plug and play just like the ad said.