Sound bar speakers and TVs are not brand-specific but the particular one you want to use needs to have connectors to match your TV set so you can hook it up easily.
Some soundbars like # FSB24SA2C-BL and # FSBN4WBL are passive, meaning they do not have their own built-in amplifiers to power the speaker and they need to connect to an amplifier. Typically TVs do not have amplifier outputs but they do have line-level outputs on RCA jacks.
If your TV has RCA jacks for audio output like those... view full answer...
There is a solution for you to use a gooseneck-to-5th wheel adapter, but the Hi-Rise Gooseneck-to-5th-Wheel Trailer Hitch Adapter is only designed to be used with an underbed gooseneck hitch.
Due to that I recommend the Demco Recon Gooseneck-to-5th Wheel Trailer Hitch Adapter # DM8550045 which only requires you to have a 2-5/16" gooseneck ball, which it will install on.
The Recon has a 21,000 lb capacity, is lightweight which makes it very easy to handle and uses a single-piece jaw with... view full answer...
The Brophy 2" Stainless Steel Hitch Ball part # SC23-C will work out great with the Flash Self-Locking Aluminum Ball Mount part # DTLBM8600.
For an anti rattle for it use the Roadmaster Quiet Hitch for 2" Trailer Hitches part # RM-061 this is my go to anti rattle because it is very effective at keeping things secure. I've linked a video on it for you to check out. view full answer...
The adapter T4846000 or lack thereof would not have damaged the actuator. Normally the adapter is installed mostly out of the weather but it's basically waterproof so just use best judgment. Inside the adapter is basically a magnet that simulates the amperage draw of electric brakes so that your brake controller can sense a trailer connection. view full answer...
The brake controller port (if present) on your 2005 Lexus GX 470 should be located underneath the driver side dash taped to another harness near the emergency brake pedal. Please note that these are not always easy to find so you will just want to be patient. If you are using a Tekonsha brake controller like the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 part # 90195 then the Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter for Electric Brake Controllers part # 3040-P is indeed correct.
There is also a chance that your Lexus... view full answer...
First, just to clarify, both the Draw-Tite # DT82QR Trailer Hitch and the Curt Trailer Hitch # C13416 are a fit for your 2019 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid.
As for the differences, there are very few, and the installation of either hitch will have some small impact on ground clearance. I added side-by-side photos that show these hitches installed on a RAV4 and they will create a point lower to the ground than if you did not have a hitch, though it should not be enough to impact your vehicle.
The... view full answer...
For your 2014 Ford F-350 the Curt # C60720 that you referenced is the correct fit and would be all that you'd need to install in your truck.
I attached an install video for this kit for you to check out as well. view full answer...
Since you'd be connecting the # A10-G30450VP to a 30 amp power source it would only give your RV 30 amps. It adapts the connector style to what a normal 50 amp circuit uses but would only supply it with 30 amps. view full answer...
We carry rims with a 4.75 pilot hole, like # LHHA420, and # AM20783, however they're both for dual wheel applications and have an offset.
Using a wheel with a 4.75 or 4.77 pilot will be just fine since there's such a small difference. It's likely the measured hole is the same just estimated on the 4.75. view full answer...
We have the replacements for the knob of your Thule Apex XT, part # TH9024XT, here.
For the knob itself, you will need the Replacement Locking Knob for Thule Bike Racks, part # TH79JV. I've linked to a video review of this below.
Since you didn't have this to begin with, you will also need the One-Key System Lock Cylinders, part # TH450200. I've linked to a video review of this, too.
If you still need additional components, let me know. These are the only available. view full answer...
I always recommend checking the functions of your wires instead of just going off of an instruction manual's color guide or video to ensure you are splicing the correct wires together during installation of a diode kit like your Tow Ready Tail Light Isolating Diode System with 4-Pole Connector # TR118821. You can do this by checking the wires with a circuit tester like # PTW2992 to see which wire goes hot when each specific function (brake/left turn/right turn) is active.
Note: If your... view full answer...
Yes, you would need Thinline LED Clearance and Side Marker Light - Submersible # AL91AB. For installation, you will also need a bracket. For black use part # A91BOB. For chrome use # A91OB. view full answer...
The etrailer Threaded Anti-Rattle Hitch Pin Lock # e99047 is an M16 bolt while the bolt that comes with the Thule Snug Tite Hitch Lock # THSTL2 is an M12, so even if the thread count was the same they wouldn't be compatible.
If you're just needing to replace the bolt for your Thule bike rack then you can use part # TH62RE, otherwise if you need the lock and washers then you'll need the kit # THSTL2 instead. view full answer...
We do not have a light assembly similar to the Peterson # 425000 that features a single wire design. It sounds like your existing light uses its mounting hardware for ground. The only difference with this particular assembly is that it will use a separate wire (white) for this purpose, that you would just need to attach to a clean bare metal surface on the trailer.
I have attached a short video review on this light that you can also check out. view full answer...
I looked up pictures of your 1999 Sand Piper travel trailer online and from what I could tell the clearance light part # MC32RB that you referenced is an exact match and would work well. This is one of the most common clearance light styles found on RVs so it's very common that this is the correct replacement for trailers. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at MaxxAir regarding the MaxxAir 2 Vent Covers like the Smoke # MA00-933073 that you were looking at and the Standard Covers like # MA00-933067. He said there are two primary differences between the two models.
The first is that the standard unit is a bit smaller at 19 inches long compared to the 22-3/4 inch length on the MaxxAir 2. The other difference is that the MaxxAir 2 cover features hinges at the bottom that allow you to lift the cover up for easy cleaning... view full answer...
I think we can make things less frustrating, as there is a way to identify your pin box even if you don't have the identifying plate or sticker to tell you exactly what it is. You will need to do a bit of measuring of the bolt holes on your pin box as well as the pin box itself, but this will allow you to determine exactly what you have.
I have added a link below to a help article called "Measuring to Determine the Correct Replacement Pin Box for a 5th-Wheel Trailer" which has the exact... view full answer...
I have a solution as your Draw-Tite Gooseneck # 9468-94 will not allow for a 5th Wheel Adapter. The 5th wheel adapters such as # C16210 require a locking pin that is slid through the hitch and that is something the Reese/Draw-Tite does not have.
I recommend using the Demco Recon #DM8550045. This 5th Wheel hitch will drop onto your gooseneck ball and clamp to it. It is capable of towing 5th wheels up to 21,000lbs and pin weights of 4,000lbs. Please ensure you do not exceed the maximum... view full answer...
You could technically use the # RP94716-61301 since you won't exceed the rating but you would be better off with the 20k version instead. Manufacturers recommend only using 80-85% of the capacity so there is a safety margin. You also want to double check the sticker or measure the bolt pattern on your pin box to identify it and make sure you get the correct replacement. For example, this Reese Goose Box fits Lippert 0115, 1116, and 1716.
We don't currently have the 20k version since Reese... view full answer...
Variable voltage tail lights use the same wire for the brake signal and running lights instead of the standard turn/brake wire setup. To determine if you have variable voltage tail lights you'll need to pull the tail light out to get to the wiring and test wires with a probe tester # PTW2993 in order to see if the same wire powers both the running lights and brakes.
If you do have variable voltage LED tail lights then you'll need the Roadmaster Smart Diode 7-Wire to 6-Wire Wiring Kit... view full answer...
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