Wiring Kit for Ford Tourneo Courier II – 7-pin & 13-pin Options

Our vehicle-specific wiring kit for the Ford Tourneo Courier II provides a safe, regulation-compliant connection for trailers, bike racks, or powered accessories. The kits are tailored to year, trim and electronics so lighting, signal, and comfort features work perfectly.

Technical features & importance

Maximum braked towing weight around 1,000 kg – depending on drivetrain, trim and towing approval.
Robust connectors, weatherproof and corrosion-protected for changing weather and road conditions.
Tourneo Courier II versions differ in equipment (e.g. sensors, rear camera); the wiring kit matches these.
Available in both 7-pin and 13-pin variants – necessary when additional functions like trailer reverse light or charging line are desired.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which to choose?

The 7-pin wiring kit covers standard lighting and signaling functions like indicators, tail lights and brake lights. The 13-pin variant adds permanent power feed, charging line and often trailer reverse lighting – ideal for more gear or higher auxiliary power needs.

Installation & technical guidance

Includes installation instructions – check connector placement, fuses and mounting points.
Route cables cleanly and protect from heat, wear and moisture.
Mount socket in splash-protected location; ensure waterproof connectors.
If your vehicle has sensors, cameras or assist systems, verify whether activation or coding is required.

If you have the right tools and careful attention to detail, DIY installation is feasible; otherwise a workshop is recommended.

Why choose Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Precision wiring kits built for Ford Tourneo Courier II – reliable and fit-for-purpose.
High-quality materials, tested durability and robust construction.
Fast shipping, reliable stock and expert support for questions regarding fit or electronics.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Ford Tourneo Courier II

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

If you want features such as permanent power, charging line or trailer reverse lights, then yes. For just lights/signals, a 7-pin kit is often sufficient.

Is activation or coding needed?

Depends on trim and equipment. Vehicles with rear camera, sensors or driver-assist systems may require module activation or coding.

Can I install it myself?

Yes, with proper tools and care. Ensure waterproof connectors, correct fuse and secure connections. If unsure, go to a professional installer.

Will installation affect my warranty?

No – when using certified, vehicle-specific parts and installing correctly, your manufacturer warranty generally remains valid.

How do I check whether my Tourneo Courier II is prepared from factory?

Consult your vehicle’s documentation or check for connector points or blank plugs in the rear; this often indicates pre-preparation for towing equipment.