2019 Kia Sportage Wiring Harness Installation With Tail Light Removal

This video covers the wiring harness installation for Curt 56321 on a 2019 Kia Sportage. Learn how to install the trailer wiring on your 2019 Kia Sportage from a U-Haul installation professional. With a few tools and our step-by-step instructions you can complete the installation of Curt 56321.
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0:00 Intro
0:17 Tool list
0:21 Remove cargo panels
2:19 Remove tail light
3:46 Install wiring harness
6:57 Install/Route power wire
13:02 Reinstall cargo panels
14:12 Install connector bracket
16:35 Outro

[@coldmember]

Thanks guys!

[@trailerhitches]

Our pleasure!

[@scooters_z2817]

I think I'll try and find a way to run the power wire from the battery through the inside if the vehicle.

[@bikermaxh]

Nice tuto thx !!!! Easy to instal ^^ 👍 but cut my finger while cutting a zip tie 😂😅🤣 i cannot touch a car without losing some blood 🤣

[@jmdds]

Excellent job.come do mine

[@Vtwinpower1977]

Hello, is that wire avalaible in Europe ? Connectors are the same ? Thank you! ✌️

[@Stevenpkd6725]

Where does the long green wire go to . I don't have the quick connection. I have to splice into my lights.

[@trailerhitches]

Depending on your kit, the green wire is typically for the passenger side turn signal and tail lights. But always test your wires first with a light tester.