You can easily test your Tekonsha Voyager Trailer Brake Controller # 39510 by using a circuit tester such as # PTW2993.
First you will want to test that the unit is properly receiving a brake signal from the vehicle. This input signal to the controller is carried on the red wire. Apply the circuit tester (the linked video shows how to use it) to the red wire and press the brake pedal. If you detect a signal on the red wire then you know the controller is receiving its brake signal from... view full answer...
The best way to install a brake controller like the Prodigy P2 part # 90885 on a vehicle like your 2001 Mercedes 320 that has a factory 4-way is to use the # ETBC7 that you purchased as well and install it according to the installation instructions by hardwiring everything. For your vehicle there isn't a simple plug-in adapter available so using the # ETBC7 would be your best option.
I attached the installation instructions to the right plus an install video for you to check out. view full answer...
What you can do is test the wiring of the connector you found with a circuit tester like # PTW2993 to see if there is a stoplight switch circuit on the harness that you could use to install the Prodigy Brake controller part # 90885, but we do not have a plug in harness that will allow for brake controller installation on your vehicle. If not, then you will need to wire the controller up to the wiring of your brake switch like the install instructions for the # ETBC7 indicate.
I would recommend... view full answer...
We do have a weight distribution solution that will work well on your 2017 Somerset Evolution E3 w/ Deck but due to the limited clearance on the trailer frame where the chain hangers would attach you'd have to go with a set of bolt on weight distribution chain hangers like the # RP58305 which attach only to the side of the frame.
You'll have to use a Reese weight distribution system with these hangers. Which I attached a link to a page that has all of the ones we offer. You'd need to select... view full answer...
Yes, we do offer a 7-way tester that will allow you to plug into the 7-way at the rear of your Land Rover to test all of the functions. For that you would want the part # C73NR. view full answer...
If the trailer you're wanting to pull has electric brakes, and you want them to operate, you will need a brake controller. Having a dealer-installed 7-way won't eliminate the need for a brake controller.
It sounds as if you've got a good handle on what you need. I'm not sure what '4 wire adapter kit ' you're speaking of consists of, but if it provides a 4-pole trailer connector for your Range Rover, the only other parts you'd need are the # ETBC7 brake controller installation kit you referenced... view full answer...
If your 2004 Discovery has factory rails that run front to back the Malone AirFlow2 Roof Rack - 58" Long # MPG216 is confirmed to fit. The bars are 58 inches long, the crossbar spread is 30 inches, and the weight capacity is 165-lbs.
I have attached links to an article and some videos for you to checkout. view full answer...
The Weathertech cargo mat part # WT41162 that fits your 2003 Land Rover Discovery II fits from behind the second row of seats back. view full answer...
The Titan Disc Brake Kit and BrakeRite Electric-Hydraulic Actuator part # T4843800 comes with two breakaway batteries which are just small batteries responsible for applying the brakes on the trailer in the event it becomes detached from the tow vehicle and are required by law in most states. Therefore, yes you do need to install the breakaway batteries that come with the kit.
Please note, the 6 volt batteries you have on the trailer serve an entirely different purpose and cannot be used... view full answer...
As long as the 7-way you have installed on your 2004 Land Rover Discovery has combined turn signal functions (blinker and stop on the same circuit) then yes the # 118710 would be the correct product that you would need.Trailer Connector Adapter for Land Rover view full answer...
For a 4-pole trailer connector, you'll need part # 119178KIT. The wiring harness/converter would wire directly into the circuits feeding your taillight assemblies. I've linked you to a video showing the wiring harness being installed on a 2006 Honda Element. The wire colors on your Land Rover would be different, but the testing to determine which wire carries which circuit and the procedure would be very similar for your vehicle.
If you needed a 7-way trailer connector and your trailer... view full answer...
The Tekonsha Prodigy P3 # 90195 is an excellent choice for a brake controller and one of our favorites because of how easy it is to setup and use. To install it you will want to make these connections:
White - Ground
Red - COLD side of the stop light switch (only gets hot when brake is pressed)
Black - Positive terminal on battery (using a Circuit Breaker # PTW2992 along that wiring)
Blue - Run to the brake controller function on your 7-Way
Since your 2004 Land Rover Discovery II already... view full answer...
I contacted our representative at Roadmaster and he informed me that the Roadmaster XL Base Plate Kit, part # 1910-1 will work with your dealer installed brush guard.
To complete your flat-towing setup, you will need a tow bar, safety cables, wiring or lighting, and a supplemental brake system.
The Roadmaster Falcon All Terrain Tow Bar, part # RM-522, would be a good option for a tow bar as it is a non-binding tow bar. The non-binding feature makes for easier hookup and disconnecting... view full answer...
We offer a complete brake controller installation kit, part # ETBC7, that includes all components needed to install a 7-way connector on your vehicle, including connector, wiring and circuit breakers. This kit requires that your vehicle have a working 4-way flat connector installed already (such as the one that will be on the custom harness you are considering). I have included an installation video for the ETBC7 and also an FAQ article on wiring a brake controller.
We do offer hardwire... view full answer...
I did some research on your 2003 Land Rover Discovery and I could not find any information regarding the ability to flat tow your vehicle. I recommend checking your owners manual to make sure it is safe to flat tow your vehicle behind your motor home. Vehicle manufacturers will often place restrictions on vehicles when towing them behind another vehicle or motor home.
If you find that it is okay to tow your Discovery, then you will need tow bar wiring like the Roadmaster Universal Wiring... view full answer...
The Surco Safari Roof Rack part # SPS5060 has been confirmed as a fit for the factory roof rails of your 2003 Land Rover Discovery II. view full answer...
The trailer wiring adapters are not vehicle specific. They are universal and will be matched by what type of connector is on the tow vehicle and what type of connector is on the trailer.
The Hopkins Adapter 7-Way Round Pin To 4-Way Flat, part # 47405, is for a vehicle that has a 7-Way round pin connector and you are connecting to a trailer with a 4-Way flat connector.
The 7-Way blade style connectors are more common than the 7-Way round pin connectors. I would check the 7-Way connector... view full answer...
If an item gets returned it will go back to the manufacturer. We do sometimes have to go out to the warehouse and open up stuff to verify contents or answer a customer question.
Since the P3 brake controller is going back and forth telling you a trailer is connected/not connected that indicates a probable short somewhere. The most likely cause is a dirty or corroded trailer connector on the vehicle (we can eliminate the issue being a trailer since you aren't towing a trailer when this... view full answer...
As far as I know, both Thule and Yakima have made bike racks for Land Rover. I spoke with my contact at Thule and he said that key number 4133 is not one of their key numbers. My contact at Yakima said that all of their key numbers begin with an A and follow with 3 digits. If the number on your key is A133, rather than 4133, you will want the Yakima Replacement Key # Y8772-A133.
If this isn't the correct replacement key for you, you can send me a picture of the bike rack and the key.... view full answer...
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