The core must be unlocked for the control key to work but it sounds like there has been some damage so replacement is going to be your best option, the Yakima Same Key System part # Y07202. If the cable mechanism was damaged then you'd also need the Replacement Cable Lock Assembly for Yakima HoldUp Bike Carriers part # Y8890284. view full answer...
Based on your inner diameter of 1-1/16 (1.063 inches) the replacement trailer hub bearings you need are # L44649. The matching race is # L44610. I highly recommend measuring the bearings and seals with a digital caliper tool to the thousandth of an inch. You would need to remove your hub to obtain. See the diagram to the right.
I have included a FAQ and video review for you too. view full answer...
It looks like you have the Malone AirFlow2 Roof Rack # MPG215 on your 2022 Toyota 4Runner. The correct replacement towers/crossbar mounts are the Replacement Towers for Malone AirFlow2 Roof Rack Crossbars # MAL64VR.
The Replacement Towers for Malone AirFlow2 Roof Rack Crossbars # MAL64VR comes with 2 towers. So if all 4 are damaged, then you will need to purchase a quantity of 2 of the Towers for Malone AirFlow2 Roof Rack Crossbars # MAL64VR.
I do recommend giving the crossbars and kayak... view full answer...
You are definitely on the right track to raising the ride height of your trailer. We do carry over-under kit # K71-384-00 for 2-3/8" axles and kit # K71-385-00 for 3" axles that will raise the height of your trailer equivalent to the diameter of your axle plus the height of your leaf spring stack and will allow you to use a block lift. While we don't carry any block lifts we have seen this done on trailers before. The biggest thing to note is that you are raising the center of gravity for... view full answer...
If you are talking about the Taillight # TH05252 on your Thule Terrapin, then yes, there is only one bulb in the taillight. Since the whole unit is sealed you actually have to replace the whole light assembly with the part # TH05252 that I referenced.
You may want to check your wiring if both of your lights went out at the same time though. If both went out at the same time, I recommend starting off testing the 4-Way on your vehicle using a circuit tester like part # PTW2993. If the 4-Way... view full answer...
We do have the correct replacement drop leg for your Lippert Electric Jack # LC285318 but the one you mentioned won't fit as it doesn't have the correct hole spacing or diameter. Instead, the only option we know will work is the direct replacement from Lippert, which is the following part:
- Drop Leg for Lippert Power Jack # LC405217
I have added a link below to a video review for you to check out as well if you'd like to take a look. view full answer...
I will assume you are looking for an A-frame mounted jack, because that is what pop-ups typically use, and because that is the part you referred to.
The bolt hole pattern is standard, so matching up with the holes in the trailer tongue should not be a problem. You would want to choose a jack whose capacity is greater than the tongue weight of the pop-up, which is typically 10-15 percent of the fully loaded trailer weight.
The Dutton-Lainson # DL22781 jack you mentioned should have more... view full answer...
Because the fit to the trailer of a pipe mount jack is a little loose due to the large tolerance between the jack and the pipe mount on the trailer, it's pretty rare to find a pipe mount jack with a removable foot that would allow a caster wheel to be installed.
The Bulldog # BD150415 which is actually intended for use on a basket lift CAN be used on a trailer according to the folks at Bulldog. They recommend using a foot plate like # BD018564 over a caster wheel most wheesl are only rated... view full answer...
It sounds like you have the Blue Ox Tail Light Wiring Kit # BX8869. You can swap the incandescent bulbs for some 1157-compatible LED's. I reached out to my contact at Roadmaster and the # RM-300066-10 will fit.
If you want another option, I recommend the Diamond Vehicle LED light bulb # DI52VR. The bulb is cool white in color. view full answer...
To add additional lengths of strip to the part # DG52694 that you referenced you'd need the part # DG52697 which does come with connectors designed to connect the two strips. I attached a picture that shows what they look like. Some people use mineral spirits or nail polish remover as an adhesive promoter but neither kit comes with this or anything similar. view full answer...
Electric drum brakes come in several sizes and each will be compatible with certain specific wheel sizes. You can best select replacement electric brakes for your tandem axle trailer by determining the axle weight rating. This ensures your brakes have the appropriate stopping power for the trailer's weight.
A trailer tire in size ST175/80R13 can have a weight rating of 1100 to 1600-lbs per tire so your axle rating is likely to be 2000-lbs to 3500-lbs. Usually an axle has a sticker or plate... view full answer...
According to Thule you can use the QM3 mounting hardware, # TH04997, for the Weekender cargo box. The crossbars on your 1998 Toyota 4Runner will need to be up to 3-5/8 inches wide. I have included a picture that shows how this hardware will install. view full answer...
We do sell the rubber plugs for the 2" Lubed Dust Cap & Rubber Plug - 1.99" x 1.40" x 1.18" item # DC200L-DCRP you referenced. They are available in a two pack Grease Cap Plug for E-Z Lube Grease Caps item # RG04-010. Or as a single Rubber Lube Plug - Fits 1.18" Lubed Dust Cap item # DC-RP. view full answer...
We do have the replacement hardware you need for the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13445, which is the Replacement Hardware Kit for Trailer Hitches # RHK.
To get the right hardware, all you need to do is click # RHK, enter "13445" in the "Hitch Item Number" box and select "Curt" from the drop-down menu to place your order.
I have added a link to a video review for you to check out as well of the Replacement Hardware Kit # RHK. view full answer...
We do have the air line you are looking for. You can use 1/4 inch, 18 foot air line kit # F2012. I also recommend an air hose cutter, # AL10530, to make a straight cut (to avoid leaks) if you do not already have one. view full answer...
We do have plenty of replacement hardware options like the:
- Replacement Mounting Hardware Kit for Westin E-Series 3" Round Nerf Bars # 23-358PK, for the Westin E-Series Round Nerf Bars # 23-3585,
However, with running boards being vehicle specific to not only the running boards but also the vehicle, I am going to need to know specifically what model running boards you have in order to determine the correct replacement hardware.
If you are able to determine which running boards you... view full answer...
The Dexter Torflex Axle Lift Kit # K71-707-01 will only work if your Starcraft Satellite 17RB has a #10 Dexter Torflex 2-5/8" axle, and this kit will provide 2-5/8" lift for your travel trailer.
Alternatively, Dexter Trailer Springs Over/Under Kit for 3" axles # K71-385-00 won't work if you have a Torflex axle- so it's important to know what kind of axle you've got on your trailer. If you actually have a 2-3/8" round axle, this might potentially be an option, since it would potentially... view full answer...
We do have replacement mounting hardware for the Aries Grille Guard on your 2008 Toyota 4Runner. If you have the # AA2058 the correct brackets and hardware are the # AABRKT-2058. If you have the # AA66XB then you need the # AABRKT-2066. view full answer...
I have a solution for you. However, the clear acrylic pads are not available.
Yakima does offer # Y8870045 Replacement Foot Pads. This part will work as a replacement for the foot pads on all models of Yakima fairings. The pads attach to the faring's feet to protect your vehicle's paint. view full answer...
From the dimensions that were given and the picture that you provided, it looks as though the Replacement Red Lens, # A32RB, and Replacement Amber Lens, # A32AB, would work for you. These lenses measure 4 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 1/2 inch high.
The number/letter combo, P2 A 99, that you mention is more than likely the SAE, Society of Automotive Engineers, number. The SAE number is not the part number of the light, it is just a number on the lens that means that lens has passed SAE... view full answer...
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