Need a new brake controller

[Ultradog]

This isn't for my Airstream but for my utility.
It has the factory trailer witing kit in it and came with the wiring pigtail.
Does anyone like Tekonsha make a plug and play controller that is brand/year specific?
I just want a plug and play - no connectors, no soldering, nada.
Both the pickup (06 Chevy 2500) have the 7 pin connectors.
Anyone got a part # or link?
Looking for good. Don't need fancy or top of the line.
Thanks for any help.

[TWeatherford]

The Tekonsha P2 is quality, plug and play (haven't checked specifically for your truck, but I'm sure it is). http://www.amazon.com/Tekonsha-90885...ds=tekonsha+p2

I love my P3. It adds a few features that I wanted, such as the ability to control electric over hydraulic breaks, and a few other things for a few more dollars.

[Kevin245]

I added a Tekonsha to an F350 recently and purchased the wiring adapter for the specific application from etrailer. No cutting or splicing, everything was plug and go.

See if this fits your application.

http://www.etrailer.com/p-3015-P.html

[LongShot]

I second the Tekonsha (P3) bought directly from etrailer. The advantage is that they offer specific packages all set for your specific vehicle - pretty much 'plug 7 play'.

[NavyCorpsman]

The P3 is a great choice. The will have a PnP umbilical for yours. My P3 is in a 04 Yukon.

[MacPDX]

Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter for Electric Brake Controllers - GM Tekonsha Accessories and Parts 3015-P

[CRH]

I just put a P3 on my 1977 TV. It's no big deal even without a quick harness. It's four wires.

[streamintrip]

I agree with the others that the P3 w/PNP harness is the way to go. It is especially good for electric over hydraulic brakes such as the disk brakes on our trailer. If you have any future plans for trailers, you can't go wrong with the P3,

[Ultradog]

Thanks fellas.
I'll get the P3 on order today.