Installation Instructions for 2020-Current Subaru Outback Wagon and Legacy Sedan

Part Numbers:

• 76332
• 84332
• CQT76332

Installation Time:

• Approximately 40 minutes for professional installers.

Tools Required:

• Ratchet Torque Wrench
• Safety Glasses
• Sockets: 11/16”, 10 mm
• Socket Extension
• Exhaust Removal Pliers
• Tin Snips
• Tape Measure
• Marker
• Flat Head Screwdriver
• Ratchet Strap or Bungee Cord
• Soapy Water

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Lower Muffler:

   • Use an exhaust hanger removal tool to lower the muffler by removing two (2) rubber hangers from the muffler and one (1) rubber hanger near the rear differential.
   • Spray lubricant to ease removal.
   • For dual exhaust systems, repeat on both sides.
   • Support the exhaust system using a ratchet strap or bungee cord.

2. Remove Heat Shield:

   • Use a 10 mm socket to remove four (4) bolts holding the heat shield to the vehicle.
   • Retain bolts for reinstallation.
   • For dual exhaust systems, repeat on both sides.

3. Remove Rubber Plugs:

   • Use a flat-head screwdriver to remove three (3) rubber plugs from the forward holes in the frame.

4. Trim Heat Shield:

   • Use tin snips or a hole saw to trim the heat shield to clear the rear carriage bolt and washer attachment area.

5. Install Fasteners:

   • Feed the coiled end of a pull wire through the first attachment hole and out the forward-most access hole in the frame.
   • Attach a 7/16” carriage bolt and special washer (item 3) to the pull wire and pull the fasteners into position. Repeat for both sides.
   • Using the same process, install a 7/16” carriage bolt and a 1/4” x 7/8” x 3” spacer block (item 2) through the access hole into the forward attachment hole.

6. Install Flat Washers:

   • Tape two (2) 1/2” flat washers (item 6) around the rearmost carriage bolts on the frame's bottom (one per side).

7. Install Hitch:

   • Raise the hitch into position, ensuring fasteners are not pushed back into the frame.
   • Loosely install 7/16” conical toothed washers (teeth side against hitch) and 7/16”-14 hex nuts onto the carriage bolts (four places).
   • Ensure the flat washers sit flush against the frame bottom.

8. Tighten Fasteners:

   • Tighten all 7/16-14 Gr5 fasteners to 50 Lb.-Ft. (68 N*M) using a torque wrench.

9. Reinstall Heat Shield:

   • Use the retained bolts to reinstall the heat shield(s).

10. Reattach Muffler:

    • Raise the muffler back into position and reattach all removed rubber hangers.

Hardware List:

• (4) Carriage Bolts: 7/16-14 x 1.50 Gr5
• (2) Spacer Blocks: 1/4” x 7/8” x 3” (Part No. HE-2370-000)
• (2) Special Washers: .109” x 0.88” x 2.00” (Part No. 1204)
• (4) Conical Washers: 7/16” (Part No. 01292007)
• (4) Hex Nuts: 7/16-14 Gr2
• (2) Flat Washers: 1/2”
• (4) Pull Wires: 7/16 (Part No. 5481)

Safety Notes:

• Regularly check fasteners and hitch components to ensure proper tightening.
• If the hitch is removed, plug all holes in the trunk pan or other body panels to prevent water or exhaust fumes from entering the vehicle.
• Replace any damaged hitch or ball.
• Always wear s

Installation Instructions for Modulite® HD Protector Vehicle Wiring

Part Number:

• 119148

Tools Required:

• Phillips Head #2 Screwdriver
• Wire Cutters
• Wire Strippers/Wire Crimpers
• Tester or Volt Meter
• Socket & Ratchet Set
• Drill with 3/32” Drill Bit
• Double-Sided Tape

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Tow Vehicle Inputs - Determination:

1. Disconnect and isolate the vehicle's negative battery terminal.
   • Warning: Read and follow all warnings and instructions on the tow vehicle's battery.
2. Splice the tow harness input wires to the vehicle as determined.
   • Caution: Use appropriate gauge wire splices. Blue taps are for 16-18 gauge wires only.

Harness Installation:

1. Determine the mounting location of the module and secure it using the double-sided tape provided.
   • Warning: Mount the module with the epoxy side pointed towards the ground to prevent water buildup.
2. Locate a suitable grounding point near the module, such as an existing ground stud, or drill a 3/32” hole to secure the white wire using the provided eyelet and screw.
   • Caution: Verify what is behind any surface before drilling to avoid damage or personal injury.
3. Route the power wire to the vehicle’s positive battery terminal. Use the provided fuse holder, butt connector, and ring terminal to connect to the battery.
   • Do not insert the 15 amp fuse yet.
   • Caution: Ensure the module is connected to a constant power source and avoid routing the wire near hot pipes, heat shields, fuel tanks, or pinch points.

Completion:

1. Secure the harness with cable ties provided to prevent damage or rattling.
2. Reconnect the vehicle's negative battery cable.
3. Insert the 15 amp fuse into the fuse holder and close the cap.
4. Test the installation using a test light or trailer. Check each function independently and in combination.

Hardware List:

• 8 × Cable Ties, 8.5”
• 1 × 15 AMP Fuse
• 2 × Ring Terminals
• 1 × Fuse Holder
• 2 × Yellow Butt Connectors
• 1 × Self-Tapping Screw
• 4 × Blue Taps
• 1 × Spade Terminal

Wiring Outputs:

• White Wire: Ground
• Brown Wire: Tail
• Yellow Wire: Left Turn/Brake
• Green Wire: Right Turn/Brake
• Red Wire: Stop (for 3-wire systems only)

Safety Notes:

• Always read and follow all warnings and instructions included with the product and the vehicle's manual.
• Do not exceed the manufacturer’s towing capacity or the product’s amperage ratings.
• Wear safety glasses and use all necessary safety precautions during installation.

Troubleshooting Guide:

• 4-Flat Not Functioning: Ensure input wires are correctly installed and repeat testing after removing the 15 amp fuse for 10 seconds.
• No Power to 4-Flat: Check the chassis ground and ensure the module is properly connected to a constant power source.

Specifications:

• Installation Time: Approximately 45 minutes
• Compatibility: Does not work with multiplex vehicles (BM, BT, or BTT). Use part numbers 119190 or 119250 for these systems.

Attention: This is a summary of the installation procedure. For complete installation instructions, including diagrams and detailed information from the manufacturer, please download the full installation PDF.

For technical support and assistance, our team of experts is available to help. You can reach our tech support by visiting www.trailerjacks.com or calling 877-869-6690.

For warranty information, please download the full installation PDF.

Installation Instructions for 4-Way to 7-Way Adapter and Brake Control Wiring

Tools Required:

• Phillips Head Screwdriver
• Drill with 3/32" Drill Bit
• 10mm Socket & Ratchet or Wrench
• Wire Crimpers
• Wire Cutters
• Test Light or Multimeter
• Cable Ties

Part 1: Install the 4-Way to 7-Way Adapter

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Mount the Adapter:

   • Choose a suitable mounting point on the vehicle, typically near the hitch.
   • Use the provided bracket and screws to secure the adapter.

2. Connect the 4-Flat Plug:

   • Plug the 4-flat connector on the adapter into the existing 4-flat plug on the vehicle.
   • This connection enables tail lights, left turn, and right turn signals.

3. Ground the Adapter:

   • Locate a clean, solid grounding point near the adapter.
   • Drill a 3/32" hole if necessary and secure the white ground wire from the adapter using the provided screw and eyelet.

4. Leave Additional Wires Disconnected:

   • The following wires will remain disconnected until Part 2:
     • Black Wire: Power from the battery.
     • Blue Wire: Brake control output.
     • Yellow Wire: Reverse light (optional; leave disconnected unless needed).

5. Test Initial Connection:

   • Use a test light or trailer to verify functionality of the 4-way connections (tail lights, turn signals).

Part 2: Install Brake Control Wiring

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Mount Circuit Breakers:

   • Install two 30A circuit breakers on the firewall or another suitable location near the battery.
   • Use self-tapping screws to mount them securely.

2. Route Power Wires:

   • Connect the black 12-gauge wire from the 7-way adapter to the auxiliary side of one circuit breaker (this powers the 7-way socket).
   • Run a heavy-gauge wire from the battery's positive terminal to the battery side of this circuit breaker, using a ring terminal.
   • Run another heavy-gauge wire from the battery's positive terminal to the auxiliary side of the second circuit breaker (for the brake controller).

3. Install the Brake Controller:

   • Mount the brake controller under the dash on a firm surface.
   • Use the following connections:
     • Red Wire: Connect to the cold side of the brake switch (active only when the brake pedal is pressed).
     • Blue Wire: Connect to the blue wire on the 7-way adapter for trailer brakes.
     • White Wire: Connect to a solid ground point on the vehicle body.
     • Black Wire: Connect to the auxiliary side of the second 30A circuit breaker (provides power to the brake controller).

4. Optional: Connect Reverse Light Circuit:

   • If the trailer has a reverse light circuit, connect the yellow wire from the 7-way adapter to the vehicle’s reverse light circuit.

5. Reconnect the Battery:

   • Reattach the negative battery cable and ensure all connections are secure.
   • Insert the fuses into both circuit breakers.

6. Secure All Wires:

   • Use cable ties to secure all loose wires and prevent damage or rattling.

7. Test the System:

   • Verify functionality of all circuits (running lights, turn signals, brake lights, and brake controller output).
   • If applicable, test the reverse light circuit.

Notes:

• Most installations will only require connecting the black and blue wires from the 7-way adapter.
• Leave the yellow wire disconnected unless the trailer has a reverse light or surge brake lockout circuit.
• Always adhere to safety guidelines and verify all connections before use.

Warning: Incorrect wiring can cause damage to the vehicle or trailer. Test all connections carefully before use.

Installation and Operation Instructions for the P3 Electronic Brake Control

Specifications:

• Supports 2, 4, 6, and 8 brake applications.
• Utilizes proportional braking with an inertial sensor.

Tools Required:

• Drill with a 1/8" bit.
• Screwdriver or nut driver.
• Wire crimp tool.
• Probe-type circuit tester.

Safety Notes:

1. Avoid mounting or activating RF-generating devices (e.g., cell phones) within 12 inches of the brake control.
2. Always adhere to the vehicle's Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR).
3. Do not use the Boost feature during icy or slippery road conditions.
4. Disconnect the trailer plug before testing a breakaway switch to prevent damage.

Hardware List:

• P3 Brake Control Unit.
• Mounting bracket.
• Wiring harness.
• #8 x 3/8" self-tapping screws.

Installation Instructions:

Mounting the Brake Control:

1. Traditional Bracket Mount:

   • Secure the bracket to a solid surface using the provided screws.
   • Attach the brake control unit and adjust to the desired angle.
   • Tighten screws securely.

2. Under Dash Pocket Mount:

   • Secure the small metal bracket with screws to a flat surface.
   • Attach the T-slot mount to the metal bracket and insert the brake control.

Wiring the Brake Control:

• Option 1: Use the included pigtail wiring harness for a generic installation.
• Option 2: Use an OEM-specific wiring harness compatible with the vehicle's tow package.
• Wire Functions:
  • Black: Positive power (+12V).
  • White: Vehicle ground.
  • Red: Cold side of brake pedal switch.
  • Blue: Trailer brakes output.

Setting Up the Control:

1. Connect the trailer to the vehicle.
2. Use the Menu/Options button to access the setup screen.
3. Select the brake type:
   • Electric: For electric brakes.
   • Hydraulic: For electric over hydraulic braking systems.
4. Adjust the power output to ensure effective braking without wheel lock-up.

Boost Feature:

• Provides enhanced braking sensitivity.
• Available in three levels:
  • B1: Light braking boost.
  • B2: Moderate braking boost.
  • B3: Aggressive braking boost.
• Recommended for heavier trailers or varying load conditions.

Reverse Mode:

• Cancel Boost and Hold features for 3 minutes by pressing and holding the Boost button for 5 seconds while holding the brake pedal.

Troubleshooting Guide:

Maintenance:

• Inspect connections and wiring regularly for damage or wear.
• Adjust trailer brakes after the first 200 miles of use and every 3,000 miles thereafter.
• Clean the brake control unit periodically to maintain optimal performance.

Warranty Information:

• Limited Lifetime Warranty:
  • Covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
  • Excludes damage caused by misuse, improper installation, or external factors.
• Attention: For complete warranty instructions, please download the full installation PDF.

For technical support and assistance, our team of experts is available to help. You can reach our tech support by visiting www.trailerjacks.com or calling 877-869-6690.