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Trailer Tow Module

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DESCRIPTION 

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The Trailer Tow Module (TTM) (1) is located beneath the load floor and bin, as equipped, on the passenger rear of the vehicle.

OPERATION 

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The TTM controls and monitors the lighting for the trailers that are properly connected to the vehicle. The TTM on this vehicle controls the lights of a trailer only. It does not control the trailer brakes.

The TTM outputs:

The TTM monitors the Controller Area Network - Interior High Speed (CAN-IHS) bus network for lighting requests from the Body Control Module (BCM) and other inputs. The TTM is responsible for its own logic, actuation and sensing.

The TTM CAN signals:

CAN-IHS Inputs

CAN-IHS Outputs

The hardwired outputs by the TTM include the following:

The TTM makes certain that these lighting functions are maintained synchronous with the vehicles lighting requests as read on the CAN-IHS bus. The TTM then sends the appropriate ON or OFF output signal to the respective trailer lights. The TTM also sends an output signal failure to the IPC indicating if the trailer light operation has failed. The IPC will then display the appropriate indiction.

The TTM has three power feeds:

The TTM is provided ground at all times by a circuit connected to a ground terminal on the lower right D-pillar gusset.

Brake Module Provision 

The brake module provision provides the electric brake power and signal feed in a connector, located behind the Electric Parking Brake (EPB) switch, for an aftermarket trailer brake controller to the 7-way trailer tow connector. The brake signal comes from the BSCM. It is supplied fused B(+) from a 30 amp fuse in the interior PDC and has a continuous ground at a grounding stud near the left side of the instrument panel carrier.