Electrical Kits for Nissan X-Trail II – vehicle-specific & powerful

For the Nissan X-Trail II we offer electrical kits that are precisely matched to your trim and model year. Our kits provide secure connectors, compliant lighting, and smooth integration into the vehicle’s electronics.

Key features of our electrical kits

7- or 13-pin versions: Choose based on your usage and power demands.
Vehicle-specific connectors & wiring routing: Designed especially for X-Trail II to reduce installation effort and avoid modifications.
Lamp monitoring & CAN-bus compatibility: Ensures correct function and suppression of warning messages.
Optional extras: permanent power / charging line: For additional electrical devices or trailers with higher demands.

When is which kit advisable?

If you only need basic lighting (tail lights, brake lights, indicators), a 7-pin kit is typically enough. For more advanced requirements like interior lighting, constant power feed, or towing with higher electrical load, a 13-pin kit is better.

Technical & installation notes

Precise plugs and wiring tailored to X-Trail II — no workaround solutions required.
Cable routing should account for heat, moisture, and mechanical stress.
Some vehicle trims may require coding or electronic activation after installing the kit.
Every set includes detailed installation guides and safety instructions.

Typical model years & trim levels covered

Our electrical kits cover various versions of the X-Trail II, including different body styles and equipment packages, ensuring compatibility and correct fit.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about the Electrical Kit for Nissan X-Trail II

What’s the difference between 7- and 13-pin kits?

7-pin kits handle basic lighting like indicators, tail lights, and brake lights. 13-pin kits offer additional functions such as power feed, constant supply, or extended lighting — suited for vehicles with greater electrical demand.

Does my X-Trail II require coding?

It depends on the model year and equipment. Some versions of X-Trail II require an electronic update after the electrical kit is installed to avoid warning messages and ensure all systems operate correctly.

Can I install the electrical kit myself?

Yes — if you have some technical skill and the right tools. If you’re unsure or dealing with complex trim / electronics, then professional installation is recommended.

Is certification or approval necessary?

Electrical kits are typically part of the vehicle’s standard equipment and do not require separate type approval. However, always choose products with certified quality and relevant approvals like E-mark or other recognized standards.

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