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BRINK | Direct Fit Wiring Harness | VW Amarok 2H 2010–2022 (No Trailer Prep) | BR-756965

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BRINK | Direct Fit Wiring Harness | VW Amarok 2H 2010–2022 (No Trailer Prep) | BR-756965BRINK Direct Fit Wiring Harness Solution for your Volkswagen Amarok The BRINK Direct Fit Wiring Harness (BR 756965) is a premium electrical solution developed in partnership with TAG Towbars specifically for the Asia Pacific region. Designed for Volkswagen Amarok models without factory trailer preparation, this plug n play harness ensures your vehicle's safety systems and electronics remain fully protected while towing. Main Features: No Trailer Prep

BRINK Direct Fit Wiring Harness Solution for your Volkswagen Amarok

The BRINK Direct Fit Wiring Harness (BR-756965) is a premium electrical solution developed in partnership with TAG® Towbars specifically for the Asia-Pacific region. Designed for Volkswagen Amarok models without factory trailer preparation, this plug-n-play harness ensures your vehicle's safety systems and electronics remain fully protected while towing.

Main Features:

  • No Trailer Prep Required: Specifically engineered for Amarok vehicles that were not equipped with factory towing connectors.
  • Full Safety Integration: Fully compatible with Trailer Stability Programming (TSP), Lane Collision Avoidance systems, and Park Distance Controls (PDC).
  • Automatic Sensor Deactivation: Features an automatic reverse sensor cut-off when a trailer is connected for a seamless towing experience.
  • Complete Wiring Kit: Includes the direct-fit harness, ECU module, 7-pin flat socket, and comprehensive installation instructions.
  • ADR Rated: Bench-tested and rated to current Australian Design Rules for maximum safety and reliability.
  • No Splicing Required: True plug-n-play design—no special tools, wire cutting, or soldering needed.

By utilizing a dedicated ECU module, this harness isolates the trailer lighting from the Amarok's sensitive electrical system, preventing "bulb out" warnings and protecting the vehicle's onboard computer from potential electrical damage.

Specifications:

  • Part Number: BR-756965
  • Wiring Option: Direct Fit CAN-Bus Wiring Harness
  • Vehicle Preparation: Without Trailer Prep
  • Plug Connection: 7-Pin Flat Socket
  • Fitting Time [min.]: 60
  • Reverse Sensor Cut-Off: Automatic
  • Diagnostic Coding: Optional

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Vehicle Applications

Make Model From To Body Series Engine Variant Drivetrain
VOLKSWAGEN AMAROK 02/2010 12/2022 Ute / Dual Cab 2H Series 2.0L / 3.0L TDI All (Without Trailer Prep) RWD / 4MOTION

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