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- 2022 F350 CCLB (11/2022)
- 2015 F350 CCLB 225k // 2006 F350 CCLB 280k
Since you have an F250 showing Window sticker option :
HIGH CAP TRLER TOW PCKG PTBA
I'd guess PTBA is Pro Trailer Backup Assist. So that would say to me you got :
With all that it's easier to get under the truck. Locate the receiver hitch, lie down, slide under the truck a tad, look for the trailer plug connection from the bumper. There will be two connections with caps, both overing a 12 pin connector. One that goes to the bumper, the second that is under the truck that would go to the truck bed 7/12 way connection for the 5th wheel/gooseneck connectors.
I'd need to find/take some pics to better so the connection points. You might need to lower the spare to better look at everything.
For the in-bed connections you likely need (parts and instructions from what I can tell) :
HIGH CAP TRLER TOW PCKG PTBA
I'd guess PTBA is Pro Trailer Backup Assist. So that would say to me you got :
| F-250 TRAILER TOW HIGH CAPACITY W/ ULTIMATE TRAILER TOW CAMERA SYSTEM PACKAGE AND PRO TRAILER BACKUP ASSIST (53Q) |
| Availability: |
| ●Optional on F-250 |
| Not available with: |
| ●Pickup Box Delete (66D) |
| Requires: |
| ●6.7L Power Stroke® Diesel engine (99T) |
| ●Power Equipment Group (90L) – XL only |
| ●STX Appearance Package (17S) – XL only |
| ●SYNC® 3 (913) – XL only |
| ●Trailer Brake Controller (52B) – XL only |
| Includes: |
| ●Lane Departure Warning |
| ●F-250 Trailer Tow Package – High Capacity (535) |
| — Upgraded Axle |
| — Increase GCW on diesel engine from 23,500 lbs. to 30,000lbs. |
| ★Pro Trailer Backup Assist – std on King Ranch®, Platinum andLimited |
| ●Ultimate Trailer Tow Camera System– std on King Ranch®,Platinum and Limited |
| — Rear View Camera |
| — 360 Degree Camera System |
| — Rear CHMSL Camera |
| — Trailer Reverse Guidance |
| — LED Center High-Mounted Stop Lamp |
| NOTE: Salesperson's Portfolio or Trailer Towing Guide should be consulted for specific trailer towing or camper limits and corresponding required equipment, axle ratios and model availability. See Supplemental Reference for vehicle height consideration. |
With all that it's easier to get under the truck. Locate the receiver hitch, lie down, slide under the truck a tad, look for the trailer plug connection from the bumper. There will be two connections with caps, both overing a 12 pin connector. One that goes to the bumper, the second that is under the truck that would go to the truck bed 7/12 way connection for the 5th wheel/gooseneck connectors.
I'd need to find/take some pics to better so the connection points. You might need to lower the spare to better look at everything.
For the in-bed connections you likely need (parts and instructions from what I can tell) :
