Wally world but I'm surprised you didn't find it at advanced, it's where I bought my adapter. GL

 

As far as I know, they're all generic 7-pin adapters... There is no "silverado" adapter. Have you tried plugging in one to see if it would fit?

 

heres a link for you I hope it helps every one of these will work on my '09 1500.

http://www.hopkinstowingsolutions.com/p ... +Wire+Flat

 

well, here is the one i use.. From harbor freight.

http://www.harborfreight.com/seven-way-rv-blade-to-4-wire-flat-adapter-69552.html

 

i bought mine at vato zone ina pinch....got it for 20$

worst case scenario.....order one online or do the ship to store thing

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/ac...o-trailer-adapter-with-center-pin-auxiliary/_/N-25wp?itemIdentifier=426521_0_0_

 

Wal mart

 

I bought mine from tractor supply.

 

^same here.

 

If you have AutoZone's I think that is where I bought one few years ago for our Jeep Commander.

A little off topic...It will be a year or so before I will be towing anything so what can I use on the 7-pin so it doesn't corrode.

Thanks
Niles

 

I just picked up a t- connector at Carquest this Wed to use on a Recon light bar. They had it on the shelf.
Curt T- connector --- model number -- 55384

 

I got mine from NAPA....I think it was around $15..

 

Got mine at Wal Mart. It had a little LED that lights up, so you know you've seated the connector correctly. $20 maybe?
And, I think they are all standard...

 

I got mine at a local O'Reilly. Same price as the rest... it worked great when I had a 4-pin trailer !

 

I have about 20 of them sitting 15 feet from me right now at my RV dealership. We sell them for $6.49.

GM factory tow packages (and most others) use a 7 way blade connector. These are the most popular and easiest to find. There is also a 7 way "pin" style and a 6 way "pin style. We almost never see these anymore. I will attach a picture for your reference showing flat four adapters for all 3 types. The one on the left is the most common blade type.

There are also 7 way to flat 5 adapters that have a reverse light circuit for trailers with surge brakes.

-Eli

 

If you have AutoZone's I think that is where I bought one few years ago for our Jeep Commander.

A little off topic...It will be a year or so before I will be towing anything so what can I use on the 7-pin so it doesn't corrode.

Thanks
Niles

Fluid film.

 

I picked mine up at a uhaul dealer for ~10 bucks. Didnt even cross my mind that their trailers would only have the flat 4 connector.

 

Just looked at one at my local Menards at Crestwood Ill. that had both 4 pin and a 12 volt plug in power socket on it .

 

I bought mine from tractor supply.

Same here...think I also bought one from Advanced or Autozone too, they have a tendency to grow legs when you don't use them that often.

It is nothing more than a generic "7-way RV" plug...the plug doesn't look like it would fit the socket, but it will.

 

If you have AutoZone's I think that is where I bought one few years ago for our Jeep Commander.

A little off topic...It will be a year or so before I will be towing anything so what can I use on the 7-pin so it doesn't corrode.

Thanks
Niles

Fluid film.

Standard old grease works too...

I haven't determined if the GM is the same, but the receptacle contacts in my 04.5 Dodge 2500 were stainless steel...it never corroded in the 270k+ miles, and 8 Pennsylvania winters I owned it. The trailer plug on the other hand did...

 

Thanks everyone for the responses! I ended up purchasing one at walmart.