Toby Whitehead
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I have a 2021 Kona EV Ultimate. Occasionally I pull a small trailer. I wanted to know if anyone here knows of a wiring kit that works with the EV Kona models.
Trailer Light Wiring Kit
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mtd
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There's a YouTube video out there demonstrating the installation of a wiring kit on a Kona EV, it's not at my fingertips but I'm pretty sure I saw it mentioned a while back on this forum.
After having the local U-Haul dealer install a 2" hitch, I went back to have a wiring kit installed because I wanted to add lights to my bike rack for a long road trip, thinking it would likewise be rather trivial to do. They gave up, telling me they'd have to dismantle the bumper to run the wires (which I think is incorrect) and they slightly damaged one of the taillights in the process of putting it back together. So I don't recommend having U-Haul put in the wiring package, the hitch part went OK once they figured out they needed to cut some plastic to make it work.
After having the local U-Haul dealer install a 2" hitch, I went back to have a wiring kit installed because I wanted to add lights to my bike rack for a long road trip, thinking it would likewise be rather trivial to do. They gave up, telling me they'd have to dismantle the bumper to run the wires (which I think is incorrect) and they slightly damaged one of the taillights in the process of putting it back together. So I don't recommend having U-Haul put in the wiring package, the hitch part went OK once they figured out they needed to cut some plastic to make it work.
Toby Whitehead
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Thank you very much. I found the thread. It doesn't seem too complicated.
https://www.insideevsforum.com/comm...ling-a-trailer-hitch.5084/page-11#post-198103
I ran the +12v wire to the front by running it through the channel in the battery assembly. Presumably if I need a battery replacement, the wiring will need to be removed.