Bonez

My HHR has a receiver hitch installed, don't know if factory or not but where would the wiring/plug be and/or is there any trailer wiring kits for the HHRs? I am thinking to get a small trailer to haul my mower, but noting came up in the search?

firemangeorge

There were no factory trailer hitches (towing package) offered for the HHR's. It's an aftermarket hitch.

RJ_RS_SS_350

If there is a connector, it would be near the hitch. There may not be one, many people install one for a bike rack or the like.

Bonez

Yes, I was thinking a cargo carrier was used. Just wondering if there was a plug n play trailer wiring kit for these? I can always just buy a universal kit at Harbour Freight or Northern Tools.

Oldblue

Yes there were trailer harness kits available our sponsor CarID carries them

https://www.carid.com/curt/t-connector-mpn-55432.html

as does our friends at RockAuto

https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...connector,2628

Bonez

Thanks, Ive used Curt before on my jeep , nice plug n play, clean hook up. Why its $60 on Rockauto? $20 elsewhere. Much rather do that than splice into wires.

donbrew

If I were to wire for a trailer I would splice into the lights and hide the bundle behind one of the tail light access doors. One of them has both turn signal wires, right maybe.

Bonez

when I did my jeep, the plugs just connect inline with original plugs/sockets, you just route the wires behind the plastics use a drain plug or make a hole if needed to feed the wires through and done. I bought a bracket for the 4 plug outlet and mounted on the hitch for a clean install which should be the same for this. You never have to cut your factory harness which I like 100%.

donbrew

I was pointing out where to look for a trailer harness if there is one. That is also where you would plug the adapter in. Or do you intend on running wires from the engine compartment?

RJ_RS_SS_350

He's asking if there are plug 'n' play adapters available for this. If there are, I've never seen it discussed here. You could try Google.