Standard Ignition Trailer Connector Kit P/N:TC434
Keep the electrical link between your tow vehicle and trailer in working order with the Standard Ignition Trailer Connector Kit TC418. It is a replacement trailer connector for the 1987-1988 Ford Bronco, providing the electrical connection between the vehicle and a trailer's lighting circuits.
A trailer connector carries the tow vehicle's lighting signals to the trailer so the trailer's lamps can operate along with the vehicle's own. Signs this part may need replacing include trailer lights that don't work or work only intermittently, corroded or damaged terminals, and a cracked or broken connector housing. If a failed connector is the cause, the TC418 replaces it. Check the trailer's wiring and the vehicle's fuses as part of diagnosis.
Fitment: 1987-1988 Ford Bronco. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full application details.
Interchange: 88860600 · TC254
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What vehicle does the Standard Ignition TC418 fit?
It is listed for the 1987-1988 Ford Bronco. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full application details.
What does a trailer connector do?
It provides the electrical connection between the tow vehicle and the trailer. It carries the lighting signals so the trailer's lamps can operate along with the vehicle's.
What are signs of a failing trailer connector?
Signs it may need replacing include trailer lights that don't work or cut in and out, corroded or damaged terminals, and a cracked housing. Check the wiring and fuses as well.
Which part numbers does the TC418 interchange with?
The Standard Ignition TC418 cross-references to 88860600 and TC254.
How is the Standard Ignition trailer connector designed?
It is built from high-grade materials with a robust design, and it is designed to address failure issues inherent in the original equipment.
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