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Hey, first time at posting. I'm in the same boat as you PU Pink55.

But at a popup forum I found the following:

 

http://www.etrailer.com/bc-2008_Ford_Edge.htm

 

Click on the part the says "You need Item ETCB" it will take you to the 7 pin plug, and from there you can watch

a video talking about how to do the wiring you are asking about. Also general wiring diagrams on the site on how

to wire trailers and tow vehicles up.

 

If the link won't work C&P and do a new search at the site for

brake controller wiring.

 

Lots of good info there & here as well!

 

If Ya find something more on the line of a "plug & Play", post it please.

 

"Zoltar"

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Hey, first time at posting. I'm in the same boat as you PU Pink55.

But at a popup forum I found the following:

 

http://www.etrailer.com/bc-2008_Ford_Edge.htm

 

Click on the part the says "You need Item ETCB" it will take you to the 7 pin plug, and from there you can watch

a video talking about how to do the wiring you are asking about. Also general wiring diagrams on the site on how

to wire trailers and tow vehicles up.

 

If the link won't work C&P and do a new search at the site for

brake controller wiring.

 

Lots of good info there & here as well!

 

If Ya find something more on the line of a "plug & Play", post it please.

 

"Zoltar"

 

Cool, I get to answer myself!

 

I just found a "plug and play", maybe.

 

http://www.etrailer.com/p-3035-P.htm

 

This may work if there is a plug from the factory wiring trailer package. it will then plug into the listed brake controllers.

 

"Zoltar"

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I am not positive but am pretty sure that you have to splice. Even with the trailer package, I don't believe there is a provision for the elec. brakes as many trailers rated for the Edges capacity have surge brakes(or even none).

 

 

Isn't a law in California that any trailer over 2000lbs must have trailer brakes?

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-----From California Vehicle Code--------

 

26303. Every trailer coach and every camp trailer having a gross

weight of 1,500 pounds or more, but exclusive of passengers, shall be

equipped with brakes on at least two wheels which are adequate,

supplemental to the brakes on the towing vehicle, to enable the

combination of vehicles to comply with the stopping distance

requirements of Section 26454.

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