UNR.Grad

None of the trailers I use have a long enough wiring harness to plug into the oem socket. Where can I get a little 6" to 12" extension to carry around in the runner?

SLC Punk

Your best bet may be to get another trailer harness with longer wires from a RV or auto parts store and cut the old wiring off and splice the new harness in. OR you could just splice in some wire to extend your existing harness.

colsoncj

parts stores usually carry extensions... check in the trialer section, they should have like a 12" extension that is just a plug in and go fix.

UNR.Grad

Nice, that's what I want. I didn't want to permanently extend the harness, I like how the OEM is cleanly tucked away and not hanging out.

TechWrench

I don't remember the part #, but Sportsmans Guide did advertise a 7 to 4 adapter with a coil cord line which should work for you.

3.4v6

kinda of off-topic ... but is there any possibilty a hitch from a tahoe will fit on my taco. my freinds neighbor is giving to me for free.

ldivinag

yes, but you will have to heavily modify it...

SLC Punk

I think that their frame rails are a little bit wider than what's on the Taco. But there is only one way to find out. Borrow it and test fit it.

Rick F.

It's pretty simple to make your own from a trailer wiring kit, butt splices (or solder) and shrink tubing or electrical tape.