The Hopkins 4-pole trailer wiring harness kit # HM43315 that you mentioned fits the 1993 Toyota pickup and also the following vehicles:
1989 - 1992 Toyota Pickup
1996 - 2004 Toyota Tacoma
1995 - 1995 Toyota Tacoma 1995.5 Mid-Year model
1993 - 1995 Toyota Pickup excluding T100
The other part you referenced, Tekonsha T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness # 118379 also fits your pickup and the following other vehicles:
1989 - 1995 Toyota Pickup
1989 - 1992 Toyota Pickup
1998 - 2004 Toyota Tacoma
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Yes, the Detail K2 Rampage II Snowplow part # K2RAMP8219 can be used on gravel. I spoke to my contact at Detail K2 and they informed me that the 2-3" lift on your 1989 Toyota Pickup will not be a problem while using this snow plow.
The plow has an adjustable electric winch that allows you to operate it from in the cab or with the wireless remote. The skid shoes let you adjust plow height to scrape over gravel and uneven surfaces.
In order to mount this plow to your vehicle, you will... view full answer...
You need the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Air Helper Springs with Internal Jounce Bumpers - Rear Axle. part # AL88113. It is a combination of an air lift spring and a jounce spring. It provides progressive support, the more weight you carry the stiffer the springs become. The air springs can be adjusted independently. Please keep in mind the Air Lift LoadLifter will not increase the maximum load weight of your vehicle. This item can also be paired with an air compressor so you can... view full answer...
I would recommend to use the Draw-Tite T-One Wiring Harness, # 118379, on your 1992 Toyota Pickup. This will give you the correct harness for your vehicle with a 4-pole flat connector at the rear of your vehicle. This harness will plug in behind the drivers side taillights and passenger side taillights.
On your trailer you can remove the 4-pole flat vehicle end connector that is on there now and attach the Hopkins Quick Fix(TM) 4 Pole Flat Trailer End, # HMC20031. This will give you a... view full answer...
Yes, I checked with Bestop and the Bestop 2-Piece Soft Doors # B5177415 have been confirmed to fit your 1972 Toyota FJ40 with a hard top.
I attached a set of installation instructions to the right for you to check out as well. view full answer...
The replacement lid for your vent is part # CAM40153. I have attached a photo sent in by customer who purchased this lid and has the same hinge style that you have. view full answer...
We have a harness that can work for your 1994 Toyota Pickup.
First, the Tow Ready 17499-204 didn't have much information about it online, so I couldn't determine if it is compatible with your vehicle. The information I did find did not allude to being compatible with your truck.
When it comes to wiring your vehicle, it's best to stick with something that is built for your vehicle. That's why I recommend the Curt T-Connector, part # C55379. This is a confirmed fit for the '94 Toyota Pickup... view full answer...
The Curt # C55379 taillight converter/trailer wiring harness is a fit for your 1991 Toyota Pickup, and is compatible with both incandescent and LED trailer lamps, so it'll work perfectly for you.
I've linked to a product description video for you. view full answer...
According to Curt, their Class III Trailer Hitch, # 13086, will fit all models of the 1988 Toyota Pickup, so it will fit your base model short bed. I have attached the installation instructions for you to check out. If you will be doing the installation yourself, you may need to fabricate a 1/4 inch thick spacer block if your bumper brackets are on the inside of the truck frame. I have included the diagram from the installation instructions for the dimensions of the spacer.
If you need... view full answer...
Actually, the # 25-0575 step bars you referred to look very much like the ones in the photo you provided, and they are indeed a fit for a 1989 Toyota Pickup. You can see the installation details by clicking the provided link. view full answer...
It is typically not a concern to tow a 7000 pound GVWR trailer as long as you never exceed the hitch's maximum rating of 5000 pounds or the maximum tow rating of the truck. At your specified weight of approximately 4800 pounds fully loaded, you would still be within the weight capacity for your trailer hitch. I have never heard of any laws that go by different specifications but I still recommend contacting the California State Highway Patrol. This would ensure that they don't have any... view full answer...
The replacement bumper and custom mount kit # 61000-93500 does fit your 1992 Toyota pickup. I have included a link to all of the bumpers that we have that will fit your truck. view full answer...
The two hitches we offer for the 1990 Toyota pickup are shown on the linked page. These are intended for the standard pickup, not for the versions produced by RV makers, which naturally have additional structures and equipment.
You can get a reasonable idea about compatibility by finding the hitch mounting points on the truck's frame. Both the Draw-Tite # 75031 and the Curt # 13086 share a similar design based on the frame mounting points where they will attach. Both bolt to the outsides... view full answer...
We do indeed have bumpers that are a fit for your 1984 Toyota pickup, and there are options for one in Black or Chrome. The bumpers are from Westin and are called Diamondstep or Surestep, which is referring to the tread.
The Diamondstep has small diamond treads, while the Surestep has a textured step pad. The correct fit for your '84 Toyota are the following:
- Black: Westin Fey Surestep Rear Bumper with Custom Installation Kit # 61001-94400
- Black: Westin Fey Diamondstep Rear Bumper... view full answer...
Engine oil coolers are not vehicle specific so you can use one on your 1993 Toyota pickup. Cooler # D15502 will fit and includes the fittings you will need. Your motor takes thread size 3/4-16 and has an o-ring diameter of 2-3/4 inches.
In most cases the factory oil filter will fit but sometimes a shorter filter is required. For your truck you could use Fram filter # PH3600 or # PH3614. I have included a link to the instructions for you to view. view full answer...
Transmission cooler # D13502 will lower the transmission fluid temperature on your 1993 Toyota but whether or not it lowers it enough to keep the light off depends on a lot of things. Primarily it depends on the location of the cooler. If it is in front of everything, the radiator, AC condenser, and behind the grille where it can get the most air flow it is going to be the most efficient.
Hilly terrain, high ambient temperatures, and frequent starts and stops also will make the temperature... view full answer...
It is possible you will be able to put your truck's tailgate completely down when using the Roadmaster Spare Tire Carrier # RM-195125.
The carrier comes down horizontally (see accompanying photo) to the side of the bumper, so it depends on the diameter of your tire and where your hitch sits in relation to your tailgate. What you can do is measure the distance from the top of your hitch to the tailgate when it is down. Then, compare that measurement to whatever about half of your tire diameter... view full answer...
According to Curt, their Universal Fit # C13900 trailer hitch is a fit for a 1989 Toyota pickup, but you'll likely need to drill into the frame to mount the hitch. If you'd prefer a no-drill option, use the Curt # 13086. view full answer...
The CIPA replacement mirror # CM17094 is built to factory specifications to be an OEM replacement for a stock, manually operated passenger side mirror for the 1994 Toyota Pickup trucks. The CIPA mirror is a direct replacement for Toyota part 8791089140.
If you look at the base that attaches to the vehicle you will notice that on this CIPA mirror it is longer than it is tall. There is another version that could be on the truck with a base that is taller than it is long, # CM17093. It is... view full answer...
The Optronics Streamline LED Trailer Light is designed to be used with a 3 wire system, not a 4 wire. It has 3 wire leads, one for ground, one for tail light and one for a combined brake/turn signal. You can use this, you will just need a converter to bring the system down from a 4 wire to a 3 wire.
If this is for a trailer behind your 1988 Toyota pickup, you can use a trailer harness with a built in converter like part # C59496. If this is for some other sort of project you could use... view full answer...
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