We'Ll Go Ahead and Pull the Wires Down so We Can Work with Them We'Ve Got Our Wires Pulled Out Then We'Ll Go Ahead and Start Connecting Our Wires from Brake Controller Harness to the Factory Towing Harness Now Red Wire with the Black Stripe this Will Be a 12-Volt Power Supply so They'Ll Be Hooked Up to the Black Wire Going to the Brake Controller Our Blue Wire from the Tow Package Will Go to the Blue Wire on the Brake Controller Alright and Then We'Ll Hook Up Our White Wire on Our Factory Tow Harness to the White Wire on a Brake Controller Harness dalbey Our Ground Now We'Re Going To Use the Blue Wire at the White Stripe

.Now We'Ll Go Ahead and a Cam Oment and Cover Up Our Connections with some Electrical Tape and Make It Look Nice and Then We'Ll Start Installing the Bracket underneath Your Dashboard in this Case We'Re GonNa Use One of the Existing Fasteners Well Undo a Screw Will Go and Slip the Bracket behind the Plastic Then Reinstall the Screw Off to the Right Side Is another Plastic Panel That We Can Use To Attach the Other Side of a Bracket to

Put the Brake Controller in Place on the Bracket and Attach the Hardware

We Will Go Ahead and Go underneath the Hood of the Vehicle Lower to the Power Junction Box Where We Have To Hook Up the Red Wire for Power Supply It's Taped to a Harness That's between the Fender Well and a Junction Box We'Ll Go Ahead and Pull It Out Sometimes It's Easy To See Sometimes It's Kind Of Hard To Find and this Kicker Use a Piece of Heavy Gauge Wire To Help Hook It and Pull It Out Now We'Ll Go Ahead and Touch It to One of the Studs

The Red Wire for Power Supply It's Taped to a Harness That's between the Fender Well and a Junction Box We'Ll Go Ahead and Pull It Out Sometimes It's Easy To See Sometimes It's Kind Of Hard To Find and this Kicker Use a Piece of Heavy Gauge Wire To Help Hook It and Pull It Out Now We'Ll Go Ahead and Touch It to One of the Studs That's Located on the End of a Junction Box Now To Make a Connection We'Re Going Use an 8 Millimeter Nut

Now Go Ahead and Test It Out Well Go Ahead and Look at the Brake Controller and As Soon as We Hook Up the Wire You Can See We Have Power Go into the Brake Controller if We Push the Brake the Pedal Down and You Can See that Says no Connection so that's Working Now We'Ll Go Ahead Plug a Trailer up to Your Truck and the Screen Will Show a Connection We'Ll Go Ahead and Push the Brake Pedal Now I'Ll Show Us a Minimal Amount of Power

We Push the Brake the Pedal Down and You Can See that Says no Connection so that's Working Now We'Ll Go Ahead Plug a Trailer up to Your Truck and the Screen Will Show a Connection We'Ll Go Ahead and Push the Brake Pedal Now I'Ll Show Us a Minimal Amount of Power Now I'Ll Go Ahead and Try the Manual Override with that Everything Looks like It's Working and Then that Will Finish It for Our Install Part Number 90195 the P3 Brake Controller on Our 2013 Chevrolet Silverado