Zeppo

Hi,
I installed a hitch last year on my 2005 Santa Fe to use my hitch mounted
bike rack. I put off installing the wiring for the lights as I wasn't using
it for anything. I have a small pop-up camper I haven't used in a few years
and have decided to break it out and do a camping trip in a few weeks so I
will need to install the wiring.

I have the T-wiring harness but I'm not sure of the sequence to remove floor
and wall panels in the back to install it. Are there any guides that could
help with this? Anyone on the group that's done this before that could lend
me a clue?

Thanks,
Jon

hyundaitech

Actually, you probably need only to remove the tail lamps. In all the
factory accessory hitches I've installed, it was a simple matter of
attaching the wires to the wiring at the lamps and attaching a ground lug
behind the bumper.

Tom

On my 2005 Kia Sedona, I had to remove the right rear taillight and plug in
between the lamp and wiring harness. Then remove the plastic strip that
runs from side to side on the floor and put the wiring under it. Then route
the wire into the storage area where the jack is located on the left rear
wall where you can also access the wiring to the left taillight and plug in
there. Maybe your setup is similar. The trailer plug and wiring is then
stowed inside the access panel when you aren't using it.


"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:318ed5339f5bb837c29ca68cccb1783e@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> Actually, you probably need only to remove the tail lamps. In all the
> factory accessory hitches I've installed, it was a simple matter of
> attaching the wires to the wiring at the lamps and attaching a ground lug
> behind the bumper.
>

Zeppo

"Tom" <tjwitman@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:yE60i.20893$Pq5.18331@bignews6.bellsouth.net. ..
> On my 2005 Kia Sedona, I had to remove the right rear taillight and plug
> in between the lamp and wiring harness. Then remove the plastic strip
> that runs from side to side on the floor and put the wiring under it.
> Then route the wire into the storage area where the jack is located on the
> left rear wall where you can also access the wiring to the left taillight
> and plug in there. Maybe your setup is similar. The trailer plug and
> wiring is then stowed inside the access panel when you aren't using it.
>
>
> "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
> news:318ed5339f5bb837c29ca68cccb1783e@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
>> Actually, you probably need only to remove the tail lamps. In all the
>> factory accessory hitches I've installed, it was a simple matter of
>> attaching the wires to the wiring at the lamps and attaching a ground lug
>> behind the bumper.
>>
>
Thanks Tom and Hyundaitech.

I'll give this a try and report back how it goes.

Regards,
Jon