Our vehicle-specific wiring kit for the Ford Transit Connect III ensures a safe, regulation-compliant electrical connection for trailers, bike carriers or powered accessories. It is tailored to year, trim and onboard systems so lighting, signalling and comfort functions work reliably.

Key features of our Transit Connect III wiring kits

Available in both 7-pin and 13-pin versions depending on feature needs such as permanent power feed, charging line or trailer reverse light.
Plug-and-play design with appropriate connectors, avoiding cutting into the factory harness.
Weatherproof connectors and corrosion resistant materials for durability in all conditions.
Compatible with rear cameras, parking sensors or light monitoring systems; coding or activation may be required in such cases.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which suits your needs?

A 7-pin wiring kit covers standard lighting and signals: indicators, tail lights, brake lights. A 13-pin variant adds permanent power and charging line, and often reverse lighting – ideal for trailers with electric accessories or higher power requirements.

Installation & technical advice

Installation instructions included – check connector types, fuse ratings and mounting points carefully.
Cable routing should avoid exposure to heat, abrasion and moisture; seal all connections properly.
Install the socket in a position protected from water and road debris.
If the vehicle has sensors, cameras or assist features, check if coding/activation is needed.

Why choose Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Wiring kits tailored specifically for Ford Transit Connect III – high quality and precise fitting.
Durable materials and weather-protected connectors for long service life.
Fast shipping, reliable stock and expert support for individual vehicle requirements.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Ford Transit Connect III

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

If you require features like permanent power feed, charging line or reverse lighting for a trailer or accessory, yes. For basic lighting/signals, a 7-pin kit usually suffices.

Is coding or activation required?

Depends on the trim and equipment. Vehicles with cameras, sensors or advanced driver assistance may need coding or activation to enable all functions.

Can I install the wiring kit myself?

Yes, with proper tools and attention to detail. Ensuring waterproof connections, correct fuse sizing and clean cable routing is key. If unsure, professional installation recommended.

Will installation affect my warranty?

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

Is my Transit Connect III already prepared at factory?

Some models include towbar wiring prep or prewired connector points. Check vehicle documentation or inspect the rear area (behind bumper) for harness plugs or blanked connectors.