Flat Tow Lighting Solution For 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited

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HM56200 Am I correct in thinking that this will work for flat towing my 2015 Jeep Rubicon? We are currently using magnetic mounts with a Air Force 1 braking system. Thanks

asked by: Ted B

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The Hopkins Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles, # HM56200 is confirmed to fit the 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited and yes, this lets you wire your Jeep Wrangler Unlimited to accept your RV's tail, brake, and turn signal lights for flat towing. Using this provides a 4-way flat plug at front of towed car to connect to motor home.

expert reply by: Michael R

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Answer 1

It is possible there is an internal problem on the #HM56200. With it plugged in use a circuit tester to probe the wires of the harness that go into the converter box and then test to see if the voltage makes it out to the other side of the box. If…

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Answer 2

When using D-ring adapters to flat tow your Jeep like what it sounds like you're doing, safety cables will generally just need to be attached to the vehicle's frame. What you can do is use some short cables to wrap around each frame rail and…

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I went out to the warehouse and pulled the Hopkins Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles, part #HM56200, which you reference. The kit contains four connectors, which will be plugged into the connection points located behind your…

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Answer 4

The Hopkins light kit part #HM56200 that you referenced has been confirmed as a fit for your 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited so it would work well as wiring for flat towing your vehicle. I attached an install video for this product for you to check out…

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Answer 5

Since you have a trailer wiring harness installed already that ties into the Jeep's taillight wiring harnesses your best solution will be to use a tow bar wiring setup that bypasses that since the Hopkins kit part #HM56200 is not compatible with…

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To install the Hopkins Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles #HM56200 on your 2017 Jeep Wrangler, you'll plug the female end of the harness into the existing male connector from your taillight, and then the other male end of #HM56200…

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Answer 7

You sure can. You can plug the Curt #C55124 T-Connector inline with the Hopkins Flat Towing wiring harness, part #HM56200. Since both systems won't be used at the same time, this set up will work just fine for you. If you click the provided link,…

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Answer 8

For your #HM56200 the first thing to check is to make sure everything is grounded. 1. The connector on the vehicle should have a ground wire secured tightly to a clean surface on the frame. A wire attached to the body or a surface with undercoating…

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Answer 9

Yes, you'd need to have the part #HM56200 installed and plugged in using a circuit tester like part #PTW2993 testing the voltage leading into the converter box and out of it when the taillight circuits of the tow vehicle are applied to determine…

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Answer 10

The bulb and socket kit #RM-155 is not a fit for the 2014 or 2015 Jeep Wrangler so you would not want to use it. Since you do not want to splice into the vehicle wiring I recommend using Hopkins kit #HM56200. It just plugs in line with the vehicle…

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Answer 11

According to the folks at Hopkins, you can indeed use the #HM42635 trailer wiring harness and their #HM56200 flat towing wiring harness at the same time. I've linked to the installation video for the flat towing harness and instruction sheets for…

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Answer 12

I do have a solution for you, however the TrailerMate Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit #TM781123 referenced in your question is designed to work on the 1998-2006 Jeep Wrangler. For your 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara, I instead recommend the Hopkins…

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