Our electrical kits for the Opel Insignia B Country Tourer (model years from around 2017) are designed for the higher ride-height, enhanced trim, and more complex vehicle electrics. Whether diesel or petrol engine, front-wheel or all-wheel drive: our sets ensure safe trailer or carrier lighting connection and reliable operation in varied usage conditions.

Key features of our Country Tourer kits

7- or 13-pin versions: From basic lighting to expanded connections like constant power or reverse light.
Vehicle-specific plugs & optimized cable routing: Components and wiring paths designed for clean integration without compromising safety or function.
Lamp monitoring & compatibility with onboard electronics: Minimizes warnings in the dashboard and ensures lighting systems recognize trailer usage correctly.
Durable & weatherproof materials: Protection from moisture, temperature changes and physical stresses – especially at the rear and underbody.
Increased ground clearance & underbody protection: Built-in for Country Tourer models, and relevant when planning cable routes and protection.

Technical & installation advice

Route cables to avoid heat, moisture and moving body parts like tailgate and panels.
Use strain relief and edge protection where cables might rub or be exposed.
Depending on trim and features, electronic activation or coding may be required so that all control units detect the trailer correctly.
An installation guide with safety instructions comes with each set; for complex variants or uncertainties, using a workshop is recommended.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about the Electrical Kit for Opel Insignia B Country Tourer

What is the difference between 7- and 13-pin kits?

A 7-pin kit supplies standard lighting functions like indicators, tail lights and brake lights. A 13-pin kit provides additional capabilities—reverse light, constant power or accessory connectors.

Does the Insignia B Country Tourer require coding or activation?

It depends on the year and equipment. Models with advanced lighting modules, lamp monitoring or AWD electronics may need coding or activation to prevent warning messages.

Can I install the kit myself?

Yes — if you have experience with vehicle electrical systems and the right tools. Clean routing, proper connectors and protection are essential. For more complex trims or when unsure, professional installation is advised.

Is special certification or approval required?

Electrical kits are part of the vehicle’s wiring system and generally do not need separate type approval. However, using certified components with valid markings and ensuring correct installation is key.

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Electrical Kits for Opel Insignia B Country Tourer – rugged & vehicle-specific