Wiring Kits for Renault Alaskan – vehicle-specific & durable

A wiring kit for the Renault Alaskan ensures lighting, indicator and signal functions between your pick-up and trailer or bike rack operate safely, reliably, and in compliance with regulations. Our kits are precisely matched to the electrical system, trim, and requirements of this vehicle.

Benefits of our Alaskan wiring kits

7- or 13-pin socket options: For simple uses like bike carriers a 7-pin set is often enough; for trailers with more lighting or added comfort functions, the 13-pin version is recommended.
Permanent power / Trailer Prep variants: Depending on whether your Alaskan is factory-prepared, we offer kits suited for both with and without Trailer Prep.
Robust harness & control unit: OEM connectors and original plugs help ensure clean installation, reduced installation time, and weather resistance.
LED compatibility & signal monitoring: Modern lighting is reliably detected, blinkers and signal functions work properly.
Automatic sensor shutdown when towing: Some kits disable parking or reversing sensors once a trailer is attached to prevent false alarms.
All-weather hardened components: Connectors, cable insulation and housings built to withstand harsh conditions and heavy usage.

Technology & Installation

Our wiring kits include harness, socket (7- or 13-pin depending on configuration), control/relay modules, mounting accessories and instructions. If your vehicle has Trailer Prep, installation is faster and easier. Typical fit time is approx. 60-90 minutes. Vehicles with comfort or assist features may require coding or activation after fitting so all functions are recognized correctly and no warning lights occur. Professional installation is advised.

Why Choose a Wiring Kit for the Renault Alaskan?

The Alaskan is a tough pick-up designed for high loads and versatile use. A high-quality wiring kit expands its usefulness — towing trailers, transporting gear or leisure equipment — while ensuring lighting & signal connections remain safe, dependable and compliant under demanding conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is a 7-pin set sufficient or should I go with 13-pin?

A 7-pin set is usually sufficient for basic light and signal functions. For additional lighting, added features or larger towing loads, a 13-pin wiring kit is more suitable.

2. What does “Permanent Power / Trailer Prep” mean?

It means the vehicle is factory-prepared with connectors or wiring for trailer electrical systems. Kits designed for Trailer Prep use those connectors, saving installation time and complexity.

3. Is coding or activation required after installation?

That depends on your Alaskan’s trim and year. Vehicles with more advanced electronics or driver-assist features sometimes need activation so that all light and signal functions are recognized correctly and no warning messages appear.

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