A seven-way RV blade connection carries trailer lighting, electric-brake control, auxiliary 12V power and ground between the tow vehicle and the trailer. The trailer-side plug and vehicle-side socket are different parts. CURT's original guide also shows two seven-way blade colour conventions—traditional RV and SAE J2863—so connection positions and circuit tests matter more than simply matching wire colours.
Select the exact plug, socket or mounting accessory
| CURT part | Which side? | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| 58141 | Trailer-side male RV blade plug | Black plastic 7-way connector with concealed terminals; wires not included |
| 58145 | Trailer-side male RV blade plug | Heavy-duty molded version with ergonomic grip; wires not included |
| 58150 | Vehicle-side female RV blade socket | Black plastic socket with spring-loaded protective cover |
| 58151 | Vehicle-side female RV blade socket | Packaged version with spring-loaded protective cover |
| 58291 | Vehicle-side socket mounting | Black steel bracket, manufacturer lists compatibility with CURT 58150 and 58220 |
| 57015 | Vehicle-side USCAR replacement | Factory USCAR input and separate 7-way RV blade plus 4-way flat outputs |
CURT traditional versus SAE seven-way blade colours
| Circuit function | Traditional RV blade | SAE J2863 blade |
|---|---|---|
| Tail / running lights | Green | Brown |
| Left turn and stop | Red | Yellow |
| Ground | White | White |
| Electric trailer brakes | Blue | Blue |
| Right turn and stop | Brown | Green |
| Auxiliary +12V feed | Black | Orange |
| Reverse / backup lights | Yellow | Grey |
Connector checks before attaching wires
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Vehicle socket versus trailer plug | The CURT diagram gives a different rear view for each; do not mirror the connector positions. |
| Traditional versus SAE | The manufacturer uses different wire colours for the same circuits; identify the actual terminals. |
| 7-way RV blade versus round pin | A 7-way round-pin connector is not electrically or mechanically the same as an RV blade format. |
| 12V auxiliary power | The battery-feed circuit must exist, be protected and be tested rather than inferred from the presence of a 7-way socket. |
| Electric brakes | The tow vehicle needs the correct electric brake-controller connection and output wiring. |
| Mounting bracket | CURT 58291 is specified for sockets 58150 and 58220, not every 7-way housing. |
| USCAR replacement 57015 | Needs the correct factory USCAR connection; the socket does not create missing brake or 12V feed circuits. |
Original manufacturer wiring illustration
CURT illustrated rear views of traditional and SAE seven-way RV blade plugs and sockets. Open the PDF to enlarge the original front/rear-view diagram, rather than relying on a generic pinout drawing.

Open the illustrated CURT connector wiring guide (PDF, page 9)
Before ordering or installation
Related RV and trailer parts guides
Compare actual products available from NewRVParts
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58141 — CURT Trailer-Side 7-Way RV Blade Plug7-way trailer plug with concealed wire terminals
58145 — CURT Heavy-Duty 7-Way RV Blade Trailer PlugTrailer-side male plug with molded ergonomic grip
58150 — CURT Vehicle-Side 7-Way RV Blade SocketVehicle-side socket with spring-loaded dust cover
58151 — CURT Packaged 7-Way RV Blade Vehicle SocketPackaged vehicle-side socket with spring cover
58291 — CURT Black Steel 7-Way Socket Mounting BracketBracket fits specified CURT 58150 and 58220 sockets
57015 — CURT USCAR 7-Way and 4-Way Vehicle ConnectorPlug-in replacement for a matching factory USCAR harness
