• Crossover
• Nissan Rogue

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Curt Manufacturing's # 56033 Nissan Rogue Trailer Wiring Kit T-Connector Harnesses are designed to make connecting your trailers wiring a snap. No need to cut or modify your vehicles existing wiring harness, Curt's custom fit T-connector trailer wiring kits will plug right into your existings factory wiring. On most vehicles this simple design only requires you to unplug your stock harness at its connection point (usually located near your taillights) and then plug in the new Curt Nissan Rogue wiring kit. This requires no cutting or no soldering of any of the wires. Built-in converters are pre-wired into applications that require taillight conversion. Once installed this Curt 56033 kit will provide a standard 4 wire flat connection you connect you Nissan Rogue to your trailer.

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Features and Benefits. Simple Plug and Go design. Curt 56033 is designed specifically for the Nissan Rogue.

Provides a standard 4-wire flat connection for a vehicle to trailer connection. No cutting or splicing of the factory wiring system. Installed on 2013 Nissan Rogue.

Video instructions were point on, but followed slowly step by step. Overall project took about 4 hours to install the wiring. Took a while to remove the trunk inside panels to get to the wiring area. I'm pretty handy, but there were a lot of small clips and screws in tight areas.

I broke a couple of clips, so I replaced them later with new clips bought at an auto store. I didn't splice the wires into the tail lights, so I ran the wire up under the car to front battery mount as instructed in the YouTube video. There was no easy place below the car to run the wire, so I used a lot of zip ties to cleanly keep the wiring up close to under body. Getting the wiring cleanly up through the engine compartment took a while too. I used a long piece of string to pull up the wire.

Nissan Rogue

Easy to use once installed and works well.