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Does Ford make this part or what would be a quality brand?
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I don't believe there's a Ford-branded adaptor of that type, but Google search reveals a number of alternatives from IMO reputable manufacturers and vendors.
No experience with this specific item but FWIW over the years I've had good luck with a variety of Curt, Pollak, Hopkins, and Reese trailer-wiring products.
Just for your consideration, have fun!
No experience with this specific item but FWIW over the years I've had good luck with a variety of Curt, Pollak, Hopkins, and Reese trailer-wiring products.
Just for your consideration, have fun!
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Harbor Freight Tools makes one. I was in there 1:40-minutes ago and saw it on the shelf. looked like a nice one too.
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FYI, Looks like the Harbor freight is only a 7 to 4 pin adapter.
