NilightReviews of nilight.com

Smh man I just bought a catalystic converter for a 2013 Chevy Tahoe n I haven’t got paid yet so I can install, but I didn’t read these reviews before I bought it,n let’s just say I read them today, because my mechanic asked me were did I get the converter,n I told him,n he got pissed off cause he’s never herd of u guys, so he told me to go look at the reviews,n after reading the reviews I am totally appalled cause there’s hardly NO good reviews n the ones that are good seem like they work for the company,i just got my fingers toes crossed im hoping when i give u guys the update it will be pleasant

I bought this 4-pin trailer wiring harness kit for my '97 Toyota because it was supposed to be a simple, plug-and-play setup using the two factory plugs in the back. Unfortunately, right after I hooked it up and plugged it into my trailer, it wouldn't work right. After a lot of troubleshooting and feeling around, I narrowed the issue down to the plug running to the right-hand brake light. I kept wiggling the wires on the brand-new plug and realized the turn signal wire was completely loose inside it. It wasn't making a solid connection because it was barely pushed into the plug housing itself. In fact, while I was wiggling the converter box and zip-tying everything into place, the loose wire basically just fell completely out of the plug. Since I already had my trunk panels out and didn't want to deal with the hassle of returning a part mid-project, I decided to fix it myself. I cut the loose wire and spliced it straight to the light itself. Once I bypassed the bad plug connection, everything worked perfectly. Needless to say, for a brand-new product, having a wire fall out of a pre-assembled plug is ridiculous. This was the first wiring harness kit I've bought from this company, and it will be my last. It gets 3 stars because the actual components work once fixed, but the quality control out of the factory is severely lacking.