For the versatile SUV Mitsubishi Outlander, we offer wiring kits ideal for trailers, rear or bike racks. Our versions are vehicle-specific or universal, available in both 7-pole and 13-pole configurations. They offer safe performance, easy installation, and use high-quality, weatherproof materials.

Features of our Outlander Wiring Kits

Matching connectors & tidy wiring: Many kits use OEM connectors located behind tail lights or at existing plug points to avoid long wire runs.
Compatibility with onboard electronics: Support for lamp monitoring, warning indicators, and integration with the vehicle’s wiring – depending on trim and year.
Durable materials & weather protection: Weather-sealed insulation, corrosion-resistant connectors, and components built for long-term outdoor exposure.

7-pole or 13-pole – Which version suits?

7-pole: Suitable for basic lighting functions like indicators, brake and tail lights when no extra power functions are needed.
13-pole: Adds features like reverse light, permanent power or a charging line – recommended for larger trailers or higher electrical loads.

Towing Capacity & Technical Notes

For many Outlander models, towing capacity (braked) can reach approx. 2,000 kg, depending on model, engine and equipment. Our wiring kits are designed to safely support these loads. Always check your vehicle’s documentation (registration or manual) for the exact towing capacity of your specific Outlander variant.

Installation & Technical Notes

Installation uses existing connectors and mounting points, typically around the rear lights or bumper. OEM features like warning lights and reverse lights are accommodated. For some models, coding or activation may be necessary to ensure warning systems or Lane Assist / lamp monitoring work correctly. Please refer to the product description for connector type, functions included, and compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does the Outlander wiring kit need coding or activation?
This depends on the model year and trim. Some Outlander versions require activation for warning and comfort functions to work correctly.

Is a 7-pole kit enough?
Yes – if you only require lighting functions such as indicators, brake and tail lights. For reverse lights or additional power usage, a 13-pole version is recommended.

Can I install the kit myself?
With instructions and some technical know-how, yes. For vehicles with more complex electronics or when coding is required, a professional workshop is advisable.

Are these wiring kits compatible with all Outlander variants?
Please verify compatibility in the product description with your vehicle’s year, trim level, engine type, and whether it’s AWD or hybrid.

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Wiring Kits for Mitsubishi Outlander