Unpacking
When unpacking, check to make sure that all parts are included. Refer to the Assembly Drawing and Parts List on the next page.
Installation
During installation, refer to the Assembly Drawing.
1.Set the vehicle emergency brake and remove the ignition keys.
2.Plug the vehicle’s trailer brake light connector (Flat 4 trailer plug) into the Hitch Cover Brake Light Power Wire (A5) plug.
If the vehicle does not have an existing trailer brake light cable installed, have one installed by a qualified technician. Note that the green wire on the Hitch Cover Brake Light is connected to the brake light cable of the vehicle. The other wire is connected to ground, or the chassis.
3.Remove the Cotter Pin (B2) from the Hitch Pin (B1). Slide the Hitch Pin from the Hitch Cover Brake Light.
4.With the Receiver Gasket in place against the Lens Housing (A4), slide the Hitch Cover Brake Light into the hitch receiver.
5.Insert the Hitch Pin (B1) through the hole in the Hitch Cover Brake Light and the hitch.
6.Secure the Hitch Pin (B1) by inserting the Cotter Pin (B2).
7.Test the Hitch Cover Brake Light by pressing down on the vehicle brake peddle. Have another person view the Hitch Cover Brake Light.
8.Remove and store the Hitch Cover Brake Light before attempting to attach a trailer to the vehicle hitch.
Maintenance
1.Periodically check that the Lens (A1) is securely seated in the Lens Housing (A4).
2.Clean the Hitch Cover Brake Light with a cloth dampened with water. Do not spray the brake light directly with a water hose.
3.When not in use, store the brake light in its original box to keep from scratching the lens.
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