Am I missing an Aux switch pigtail for the 2025 Trailhunter?

[cammck]

Update I found my answer that I was short shipped one of the pigtails. I have deleted the images and references to them as they are unnecessary.


Hi all, I I am trying to work out if I'm missing a pigtail for the 2025 aux switches. I did receive the bags with three pigtail harnesses in them, part numbers PT948-35450 and PT948-35402 and found the locations where they connect. However I do have one more connection located on the drivers side rad support near the other connectors that I do not have a mating connector for. I'm wondering if any one else has the connector with a part number I could take back to my dealership with? I added pis of the plug below front and back.

The plug has two ground pins and one pin is tied to Aux 1 and the last pin is tied to Aux 2 is what I mapped out with a volt meter.

Thanks in advance for any help in finding the pigtail
Cam

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[Mightyquinn]

Update I found my answer that I was short shipped one of the pigtails. I have deleted the images and references to them as they are unnecessary.


Hi all, I I am trying to work out if I'm missing a pigtail for the 2025 aux switches. I did receive the bags with three pigtail harnesses in them, part numbers PT948-35450 and PT948-35402 and found the locations where they connect. However I do have one more connection located on the drivers side rad support near the other connectors that I do not have a mating connector for. I'm wondering if any one else has the connector with a part number I could take back to my dealership with? I added pis of the plug below front and back.

The plug has two ground pins and one pin is tied to Aux 1 and the last pin is tied to Aux 2 is what I mapped out with a volt meter.

Thanks in advance for any help in finding the pigtail
Cam

How did you find out you were short shipped a pigtail? I just got my TRD Pro and just now realized I too am missing a pig tail as I have 4 switches and only 3 wires (pig tails) that came in the box with the truck. Do I need to go to the dealer and get the "other" one?

Just FYI I have the Red/Yellow/Green Pig Tails.

 

[cammck]

How did you find out you were short shipped a pigtail? I just got my TRD Pro and just now realized I too am missing a pig tail as I have 4 switches and only 3 wires (pig tails) that came in the box with the truck. Do I need to go to the dealer and get the "other" one?

Just FYI I have the Red/Yellow/Green Pig Tails.

Basically I have a plug that I couldn't find a pigtail that fit into it. When I tested the connections in the plug I discovered that one pin responds to switch Aux 1 and another pin responds to Aux 2. The plug is attached to the rad support right near the windshield wash filler tube. This is the plug with the weather protection cap on.

That's the one I'm missing the pigtail for. BTW Pg 462 of the owners manual maps out the overlap of how they can have 4 switches wired to the plugs.
The other connector and jumper connection were lower down and taped to a wire harness.
This is what they look like;

Hope this helps.
Cam.

 

[Mightyquinn]

Maybe I'm missing something or something is getting lost in translation but there are 4 AUX switches, 5 connectors(3 engine bay, 1 driver side kick panel and 1 rear frame), the truck comes with 4 pig tails(Yellow-Jumper&Rear Pigtail, Green- Auxiliary Low, and Blue-Auxiliary High.

That is only 3 accessories that I am able to connect to the truck, if I wanted to connect all 4 I would still need another pigtail to connect to. Maybe my math isn't mathing?

 

[cammck]

Maybe I'm missing something or something is getting lost in translation but there are 4 AUX switches, 5 connectors(3 engine bay, 1 driver side kick panel and 1 rear frame), the truck comes with 4 pig tails(Yellow-Jumper&Rear Pigtail, Green- Auxiliary Low, and Blue-Auxiliary High.

That is only 3 accessories that I am able to connect to the truck, if I wanted to connect all 4 I would still need another pigtail to connect to. Maybe my math isn't mathing?

Ok You got my curiosity up so I when and tested the plugs in the engine compartment and the cabin location. Page 460 of the manual has plug location labels from A to E going with that, plugs A,B and E all have two switched circuits each. Plugs A and B sharing the same two circuits as well as a third powered circuit(white wire) only live while the ignition is on. with that said plug A and B are tied to switches Aux3 and Aux4. while plug E is tied to switches Aux1 and Aux2.

Connectors	A and B
Wire colour	White/Black	White	Black	Green
Aux Switch number	Ground	12v when ignition on	Aux3	Aux4

Connector	E
Wire colour	White/Black	Brown	Blue	Red
Aux Switch number	Ground	Ground	Aux1	Aux2

Plug D will be the same as it's the jumper connection from the plug A - C jumper that means it is also using switches Aux3 and Aux4.
Does that help or is my rambling making it worse?

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