Wiring Kit for Ford Puma II (from 12/2019) – 7-pin & 13-pin Options

The vehicle-specific wiring kit for the Ford Puma II (model from December 2019 onward) ensures a safe and regulation-compliant electrical connection between your car and a trailer or bike rack. Our kits match the vehicle’s electronics, trim, and manufacture date for dependable lighting, signalling, and power functions.

What our Puma II wiring kits offer

Plug-and-play installation without modification of the factory wiring loom.
Available in both 7-pin and 13-pin configurations – the 13-pin version adds features such as permanent power, charging line, and trailer reverse light.
Trailer socket preparation often included from the factory on many Puma II models – simplifies installation.
Weather-proof connectors and corrosion protection included – built to cope with wet conditions and winter use.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which should you choose?

A 7-pin wiring kit covers standard lighting functions: indicators, tail lights, brake lights. A 13-pin variant adds constant power (permanent feed), a charging line, and typically a reverse light for the trailer – useful for more extensive trailer setups or when using accessories.

Installation & technical notes

Includes detailed installation instructions – observe correct fuse sizes, cable routing and connector positions.
Some trims with reverse camera, parking sensors, or advanced assistance functions require coding or activation.
Ensure connectors are tight and sealed to prevent moisture ingress and corrosion.
If using permanent power or charging lines, ensure the electrical load is handled correctly with proper fuses and wiring.

Why choose Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Wiring kits that fit precisely for Ford Puma II from December 2019.
High-quality parts with reliable performance and protective features.
Fast shipping and expert support – including help with vehicle-specific wiring configurations.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Ford Puma II

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

If you want to use features like permanent power feed, charging line, or reverse lights on your trailer, then yes. For basic lighting and signalling, a 7-pin kit is usually sufficient.

Is factory wiring preparation present?

Yes – many Puma II models from December 2019 onward have trailer preparation or connector points preinstalled, which simplifies the installation of the wiring kit.

Will I need coding or activation?

Yes – for trims with camera systems, parking sensors, or other driver assistance features, activation or configuration may be necessary. Check product description or vehicle-documentation.

Can I install the wiring kit myself?

Yes, if you have the proper tools and technical experience, and follow the instructions carefully. If unsure, professional installation is advised.

Does this affect my vehicle warranty?

No – when using certified, vehicle-specific components installed correctly, the manufacturer’s warranty usually remains valid.

How do I verify my exact build date & trim?

Check vehicle registration, VIN or inspect for equipment like towing socket preparation, sensors, or reverse camera. These features help ensure you select the correct wiring kit.

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