Installation Manual for Toyota / Suzuki 13-Pin Electric Wiring Kit

Quick guide from the manual

This document provides installation instructions for the 13-pin electric wiring kit designed for specific Toyota and Suzuki vehicles. Important: Installation must be performed by a professional workshop or a suitably qualified person. Failure to follow these instructions may void the warranty and damage the vehicle's electrical system.

• Safety First: Always disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting any work to prevent damage to the CAN data bus and control units.
• Troubleshooting: Limit troubleshooting to a maximum of 0.5 hours before contacting technical support.
• Compatibility: This kit is designed for specific models (e.g., eVitara, Urban Cruiser). Ensure your vehicle is compatible before installation.

Installation and Setup

The installation process involves removing interior trim panels, routing the wiring harness, and connecting to the vehicle's electrical system.

1. Preparation: Disconnect the vehicle battery. Remove the necessary interior trim panels in the trunk area to access the wiring paths.
2. Routing: Route the wiring harness from the trailer socket location into the vehicle interior.
3. Connections: Connect the harness to the vehicle's CAN bus and electrical system as indicated in the diagrams. Ensure all connectors are fully seated.
4. Fuse Box: Locate the fuse box and insert the provided 20A fuse into the designated slot (marked 'Towing').
5. Reassembly: Reinstall all trim panels once the electrical connections are verified.

Wiring and Socket Configuration

The kit uses the ISO 11446 standard for the 13-pin socket. Ensure all wires are connected according to the pin configuration:

• 1/L: Left turn signal (BK/WT)
• 2: Fog light (WT)
• 3/31: Ground (BR)
• 4/R: Right turn signal (BK/GN)
• 5/58-R: Right tail light (GY/RD)
• 6/54: Stop light (BK/RD)
• 7/58-L: Left tail light (GY/BK)
• 8: Reversing light (BL/RD)
• 9: Permanent power (RD)
• 10: Charging wire (YL)

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

The system includes diagnostic features to assist with installation and operation:

• Lamp Substitution: If a trailer indicator fails, the system automatically substitutes the corresponding rear light to flash at the correct frequency.
• LED Diagnosis: Use the control LEDs to verify the system status. If the system detects an error, check the connections and the fuse.
• Trailer Simulator: An optional trailer simulator can be used to test the 7-pin and 13-pin sockets.