On the Edge Insight CTS, # EP84130, you can view various Data Parameters in metric units. Speed can be viewed as MPH or KPH, fuel can be viewed as gallons or liters, distance can be viewed as miles or kilometers, and temperature may be viewed as Fahrenheit or Celsius.
If you set up the device to read Metric units, you will also need to set the alert value to match. If you change from one unit to another, you will need to reset the alert values accordingly. view full answer...
Instead of attaching the bracket to the lower spoiler your best option would be to attach it to the body above and behind the spoiler. That will get it out of the way and also out of plainsight. view full answer...
All of the required hardware comes with the Draw-Tite Sportframe # 24812; no additional fastener or bolt kit will be necessary to install it on your 2006 Toyota Matrix.
As for the bumper you do have the right idea. Only the XRS and XR Sport will require removal of some of the fascia because of the design of those models. I've added a link to a video showing an install on a 2009 Matrix to give you an idea of the process. view full answer...
Because the T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4 Pole Trailer Connector, # 118386, is a non-powered, T-style connector, you will not have to run a power wire to the vehicle battery. The harness receives power and signals through the tail light wiring on your 2005 Toyota Matrix XR. I have included a link to the installation details for you to view. view full answer...
All available hitches made for your 2007 Toyota Matrix XR include both Class I and Class II types in the 1-1/4-inch size. All are shown on the linked page. You'll notice all three options, parts # 24812, # C12221 and # C12013, share a very similar overall design; this is due to all of them using the same mounting points on the car's frame. This means that there will not be much if any difference between the installations. Ground clearance will not be markedly better or worse with any hitch.
If... view full answer...
I checked for you and it looks like the pads with the # 204 and 206 are the front left and front right pads, where the other two pads on your Thule Fit Kit # THKIT1512 will go on the rear of the vehicle. I'm attaching some pictures that show the specific pages of the instructions that you're looking for and should help you out. view full answer...
Once the rack is locked into the receiver, the end of the cable with the loop is passed around the shank of the rack near the receiver. Then the end of the cable with the locking tip is passed through the loop, and the cable is pulled snug. The remainder of the cable passes through the bike frames and the end of the cable with the metal tip comes around to connect to the lock threaded onto the cable.
The process is very easy in practice, but difficult to describe in words. Take a look... view full answer...
If you look at the instructions for Curt hitch # 12228 which I have linked for you, the bolt size used is M12-1.25 x 30mm. This is a 12mm bolt. This is the size that fits the factory weld nuts on the 2010 Toyota Matrix. Sometimes the weld nuts can get packed with grime or corrosion and it will seem like the bolts are too large to fit. We have a video and an FAQ article which I have linked for you that shows how to clean out the weld nuts to get the hardware to fit properly.
If you plan... view full answer...
In order to use the Advent Air Rooftop RV Air Conditioner part # ACM135 with the Ceiling Vent Assembly with Wall Mounted Thermostat for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners part # ACRG15 on your trailer in place of the dual Coleman Mach unit you have now you would need to use the Advent as a standalone unit as there would be no way to communicate with the Coleman Mach thermostat.
Therefore, the Coleman wall thermostat would be used to control your furnace and the Advent wall thermostat would... view full answer...
I did some research and from what I can see on the 2009 Toyota Matrix the rear fascia is very similar on the S and XRS models. You may find that there is a part in the center of the fascia that needs to be removed on he XRS and XR Sort models, but no trimming is required, this part should snap out of the rear fascia, if your vehicle has it installed.
The Adapter 4 Pole to 7 Pole Vehicle End Trailer Connector, item # 30717, can be added to your vehicle with the addition of the Tow Ready... view full answer...
We do know that on the Toyota Matrix XR and XRS versions there is fascia trimming required to install trailer hitch # 24812, but not on S models. I have included a couple of links showing installation for you to view.
If you plan on doing some towing the recommended ball mount is # 3593 and you can use hitch pin and clip # PC2. For a 1-7/8 inch ball use # 19256 and for a 2 inch ball use # 19258. view full answer...
You would not use a tap to clean the threads. A tap would be used to cut new threads. To clean out the weld nuts on the vehicle in order to install a trailer hitch you will just need some WD40, a wire brush like # DW00254, and a little elbow grease. I have included a link to our FAQ article and a video on cleaning out weld nuts for hitch installation. view full answer...
The Curt hitch part # C12221 that you referenced is confirmed to fit all models of the 2013 Toyota Matrix so it will work well on your S model.
One of the most popular cargo carriers to use with the hitch is the Pro Series carrier part # 63155 which would be a great option that measures 20 inches by 47 inches. view full answer...
The area that needs to be trimmed in order to install Curt trailer hitch # C12228 on a 2009 Toyota Matrix XRS will not be visible unless the trailer hitch gets removed. A small area will need to be trimmed to make space for the receiver. I have included a link to the installation instructions for you.
If you plan on doing some towing the correct ball mount is # C45521 and you will need pin and clip # PC2. For a 1-7/8 inch ball use # 19256 and for a 2 inch ball use # 19258. For trailer... view full answer...
Yes the Draw-Tite Class I Trailer Hitch, item # 24812 is a bolt on style hitch and does not require drilling. You will use existing weld nuts in the vehicle frame to attach the hitch, as you can see by clicking on the provided instruction link.
I have listed some items you may need to complete your towing setup below.
Hitch Ball # 19256 or # 19258
Hitch Lock # e98879
Ball Mount # 3593
You can see other available accessories for your Matrix by clicking the provided link. I've also... view full answer...
On some models of the Matrix, the muffler heat shield is installed in such a way that it would be sandwiched in between the hitch and the underside of the vehicle. If this is the case, the heat shield would either need to be trimmed away or removed so that the mounting flanges of the # C12013 hitch are in direct contact with the underside of the frame rail as shown in the provided diagram.
If you do have to remove the heat shield, don't worry. The hitch is much more substantial than then... view full answer...
The only trimming or modification required is if your 2008 Toyota Matrix is an XR or XRS model. The installation instructions for Curt Trailer Hitch, # 12221, linked below, state that if you do have an XR or XRS model, the lower valance MAY require trimming. All of the available trailer hitches have similar disclaimers; that trimming MAY be required.
If you plan on doing some towing, the trailer hitch comes with the required ball mount. You can use hitch ball # 19256 (1-7/8 inch diameter)... view full answer...
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