As long as your 2012 Ford Taurus isn't a SHO model the Curt hitch part # C12296 would fit and work well with the single exhaust configuration. The SHO models are the only ones excluded from the fits. view full answer...
The best option we have would be a universal adjustable width trailer hitch, the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver part # C13704. These are designed for applications in which custom trailer hitch fit options are not available. The width can be adjusted to fit any frame between 22" and 66" wide. view full answer...
It's certainly possible to run the power wire of the Curt trailer wiring harness # C56093 through the interior of the vehicle if you wanted to. We don't have specific instructions for that but it would basically be just like you mentioned where you'd run it under the carpet and through the firewall. I attached a help article to this page for more info on this as well.
To mount the 4-way like you mentioned where it's attached to the hitch you'll need to find a hole in the floor of the... view full answer...
The only available trailer wiring harness options for a 2005 Ford Taurus Wagon require splicing like the Upgraded Circuit Protected Tail Light Converter Hardwire Kit part # 119178KIT which is what I recommend. This is a complete kit so it comes with everything you need like wire connectors and a test light.
Unfortunately, there are no plug and play kits for this vehicle. view full answer...
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For the installation hardware for the trailer hitch on your 2001 Ford Taurus, you will want part # RHK. Once on the product page, you will simply type in the model number of the hitch you have into the "Hitch Item Number" box below the product title. We will then assemble the complete hardware kit for your particular trailer hitch.
There are three trailer hitches that were confirmed to fit your 2001 Ford Taurus; the Draw-Tite Class II 36313, the Draw-Tite... view full answer...
A trunk rack will not work with your recumbent bike. The only bike racks we have that are designed for the larger size and weight of a recumbent bike are hitch mounted bike racks. The Swagman XC-Extended Bike Rack for 2 Recumbent Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Frame Mount # S64650-EXT will carry bikes up to 35 pounds with wheel bases up to 69".
If you need a higher weight capacity, you could consider the Saris Freedom Bike Rack for 2 Recumbents Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Frame... view full answer...
The Thule OutWay PRO 2-Bike Rack - Trunk Mount - Adjustable Arms Item # TH45JV is going to be the best option for your lady's cruiser bike and 2013 Ford Taurus. It has arms that adjust up and down, in and out, independently of each other and the rest of the rack. What that means is that bikes with alternative frames can be loaded without the use of an adapter bar such as # 64005.
The Passage # TH910XT will hold the bike but in all likelihood you will need to use the above mentioned adapter... view full answer...
When we installed the Tekonsha trailer wiring harness part # 118599 we ran the power wire underneath the vehicle avoiding any hot exhaust or moving components. If you check out the attached install video link you can see the entire process outlined and exactly where we ran the wire. view full answer...
For a hitch for your 2002 Ford Taurus Wagon you would want the Curt Hitch part # C12232 as it has been confirmed to fit your vehicle.
You would just need a ballmount like the # C45522 and a ball like # 19256 for a 1-7/8 inch diameter or # 19258 for a 2 inch diameter and trailer wiring to complete the towing set up. For trailer wiring, use # 119178KIT. I have included a link to the installation details for the wiring for you. view full answer...
Starting with the 2012 Honda CR-V, I recommend the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver # 36520. This Class II hitch is confirmed to fit your CR-V and will use existing holes in the vehicle's frame for a no-drill installation. It will provide you with a 1-1/4 inch receiver opening and features a tongue weight capacity of 300 pounds.
I have attached an installation video on your vehicle that you can use for reference, along with the written installation instructions.
Then for your 2018 Ford... view full answer...
We have suspension enhancement for the rear of your 2004 Ford Taurus Sedan with the part # CSS-1195R but we do not have any air bag kits that fit your vehicle. The Air Lift you mentioned only fits the wagon models. view full answer...
Actually the Curt Hitch part # C12232 and the Draw Tite Hitch part # 36313 that you referenced are both very similar. They are basically two different manufacturers versions of the same hitch.
What gives the Draw Tite hitch the edge of the Curt hitch though is that it does not require a stabilizer strap like part # 18050 when used with a non-supported load like a bike rack like the Swagman XTC 2 part # S64670.
If you failed to use the strap you would void the warranty of the hitch so... view full answer...
For the 2002 Ford Taurus Wagon, you will need to use wiring harness # 119178KIT. A T-one plug in type of harness is not available for the Wagon models. Installation of a hardwire kit is actually very straight forward. I have included links to the installation instructions and to a video showing a typical installation for you. view full answer...
The replacement key you are looking for is the part # THKEYN080. If you want to replace the entire lock assembly, you can use # CTC-CAMLOCK-18M-2802. view full answer...
When installing an aftermarket transmission cooler like the Derale Series 8000 # D13502, you will want to install it on the return line for your Ford Taurus. If you aren't sure which line is the return line, you can determine this by starting with the vehicle completely cooled off. Start the Taurus and put it in drive, apply the brakes firmly and then apply the accelerator so that the rpms climb, then put the vehicle back in park and turn it off.
When you then feel the two lines coming... view full answer...
Yes we do offer replacement hardware kits. For that you would want the part # RHK. What you will need to do is enter the part number of the hitch you need and select the manufacturer from the drop down menu. view full answer...
The # S510 installed on a square bar roof rack will work because it is a universal fit. The stability is an issue as the KC-FK10 has been discontinued but was designed to help specifically with square bar applications. view full answer...
The issue that you are running into is that the Draw Tite hitch part # 24699 that you referenced is a Class I hitch and the cargo carrier you bought is a Class II only accessory. That tab that you have found in the hitch is designed to prevent Class II accessories from being used in the hitch. This is so you don't overload the hitch.
Realistically the only solution I can recommend for you would be to go with a Class I rated cargo carrier like the # C18145. Check out the review video I... view full answer...
If your 2002 Ford Taurus has an 1800 lb towing capacity, I cannot recommend towing anything that would exceed the vehicle's towing capacity. Attempting to do so would damage the driveline of your Taurus.
My research indicates that in order to flat tow the Town Car with all 4 wheels flat on the ground, you'd need to do some fairly extensive modifications to the vehicle, it cannot be flat towed as it sits.
I'd recommend you use a vehicle that has a sufficient towing capacity and a tow dolly... view full answer...
You can go to a torsion axle and different tires and wheels if you so choose. You have to consider what you are trying to accomplish by doing so to determine if it is worth the expense or not. Normally I would say you could change to a different tire size if there is clearance to do so but Harbor Freight trailers tend to have odd bearings and if changing the hubs is required to go to a larger size tire and wheel you may not be able to without changing the axle any way.
If you do change... view full answer...
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