The number you mentioned is not a serial number, though if you had the newer Sterling All-Terrain, the decal would say "All-Terrain" right under the Sterling, so if that's not there I'm pretty confident you have the older Sterling as opposed to the newer All-Terrain version. So you are correct with the parts you will need, which you did mention:
- Complete Repair Kit for Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar # RM-910003-30
- Inner Arm Bushing Kit for Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bars # RM-910003-40 view full answer...
When we have customers tell us that their trailer lights only work when the vehicle's headlights are off then this is usually a ground issue. Did you check both the trailer side and vehicle side connector? If not I would do this first and also, by check I mean you should remove each of them, sand down the surface and then reattach with new mounting hardware. A visual inspection of the ground terminal is not sufficient to check for function.
The other potential cause is that the lights... view full answer...
As long as the van features a box, C-channel, or I-beam frame and its width is between 18 and 51 inches, the Curt Class III, part # C13701, can work.
However, looking at your picture, I honestly cannot say if this will work for you since I do not know what is under the panel of your 1991 Toyota Hiace Custom Van.
I recommend removing the panel and checking for one of the options above first to ensure that this is possible since the only references to hitches for your vehicle online are... view full answer...
If the trailer you plan on towing weighs more than half of the weight of the tow vehicle we recommend the use of weight distribution. Or if there is considerable sag in the vehicle rear suspension.
The best way to pick out a weight distribution system is to base it off of the loaded tongue weight of the setup. You should note that the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of your vehicle should be considered tongue weight as well. I attached an FAQ on determining tongue weight for you... view full answer...
Since you tested the T-Connector 4-way connector on your 1992 Toyota Pickup 4WD V6 and the tester showed that all of the functions are working but you are not getting trailer lights then there is one troubleshooting step to try.
Plug the trailer into the trucks connector and turn on the turn signals or have a friend apply the brakes. Using a circuit tester like # PTW2993 test the wires on the vehicle side connector, and if you have power there then test the wires on the trailer side connector.... view full answer...
The "etrailer" you see on the mirror face of the # KS70003T that you referenced is just a sticker we put on products when we take pictures of them to discourage other companies from using our pictures. If you ordered this mirror the odds you get the one with the sticker are very low but if you did it would peel off easily.
You could back the hardware out as needed like you mentioned as well. 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...
The 1976 Toyota Pickup with the 20R engine is a 2.2L engine. For your 1976 Toyota Pickup I recommend the MagnaFlow Stainless Steel Catalytic Converter - Direct-Fit, part # MF23889. It is a direct fit catalytic converter for your truck.
I have included a product description link. view full answer...
It sounds as if you may have wired your 1989 Toyota truck with a 2 wire wiring harness like part # 18002. Toyota vehicles have European wiring, which has the turn signal and brake signal circuit separated. For these vehicles a converter is required to combine the stop and turn signals for towing a trailer.
For the 1989 Toyota Pickup you will need the T-One Wiring Harness, # 118379. This harness plugs inline with the vehicle tail lights and has a converter to allow the vehicle stop lights... view full answer...
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
1996... view full answer...
We would not have a part such as this. All the brands we sell are welded together and then the large side plates are bolted to the frame of the truck. If the metal on that part has cracked then I suspect the remainder of the hitch is of a concern for weaken structure. I recommend replacing the entire hitch with the Curt # 13086 Class-3 hitch with 2" receiver that is a confirmed fit for your truck, and includes all hardware needed for installation. view full answer...
The Erickson Side-Mount Truck Bed Ladder Rack # EM07708 is sold as pair. You'd get the two uprights needed to complete a rack as a single upright wouldn't be very useful. view full answer...
The bumpers that we carry for the 1982 Toyota pickups are not exact OEM matches. Westin does not offer a Perfect Match brand bumper for the 1982 Toyotas.
The bumpers that are available, see link, are the closest match to the OEM but will vary slightly from the original factory bumpers. 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...
For a 1993 Toyota Pickup, the correct trailer wiring harness is # 118379. I have included a link to the installation instructions and a link to a video showing a typical installation.
If you have a 1993 Toyota T100, you would need # 118496. I have included a link to the installation details for this harness as well. view full answer...
For your 1981 Toyota Pickup you will need to first determine whether or not you have combined or separate taillight circuits. Combined taillights are ones that the blinkers and brake lights are on the same circuit. Separate means the taillights circuits are on different bulbs. Which either way you would want the Curt Circuit Protected wiring harness part # C59496.
This harness can work on either taillight style, the only difference will be how you install the harness on your vehicle. The... 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...
We carry wiring kits for towing vehicles behind motorhomes. I would recommend RoadMaster part # RM-154. It is a complete kit that will let you wire your 1994 Toyota Pickup to be towed behind your motorhome without using the magnetic tow lights. Since your Toyota should have separate brake and turn signals, you will need one of two wiring diagrams based on whether or not your motorhome has seperate turn signals. Thumbnails of these diagrams can be seen towards the bottom of the product page... view full answer...
For your 1991 Toyota Pickup the Duncan Towmatic II can be used if you use the Roadmaster XL Base Plate Kit # 1146-1 along with the RoadMaster Base Plates to Duncan Towmatic II, Karbar and EazAligner Tow Bars Adapter # RM-038. These removable drawbars, are held in place with a pin and clip, and make the baseplates virtually invisible when not towing the car.
I recommend using Loctite Threadlocker # LT37420 for your baseplate installation. I also recommend the RoadMaster 68" Single Hook,... 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...
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