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  • Which Trailer Wiring Harness Fits 2007 Mercury Montego
  • For your 2007 Mercury Montego the recommended Hopkins trailer wiring kit is actually the part # 46255 and not the 40475 which I believe you meant the # HM11140475 that fits Ford Freestars. The # 46255 uses a signal light converter which helps convert the vehicle's taillight wiring to circuits that can work with a trailer whereas the kit you mentioned installing does not. I suspect that's where the problem is.
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  • What Snow Tire Chains Are Recommended For A Mercury Montego FWD With 225/55R18 Tire Size
  • Before buying snow tire chains, you will want to check your owners manual or with the Mercury dealer to determine if you can install snow tire chains on your Mercury Montego, or if there are any limitations. I would recommend the Thule XG12 Pro Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains, part # TH01594240. These chains will fit your Mercury Montego with the 225/55R18 tire size and are quick and easy to install. Since your vehicle is front wheel drive you will want to install them on the front tires. These...
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  • Weight of Reese RP30047 5th Wheel Hitch
  • According to Reese, once the hitch is removed from the packaging, it weighs right at 93 pounds. If you'd care to reply with the year make and model of the vehicle you're planning on towing with, I'd be happy to recommend a bracket/rail kit and a wiring harness for you.
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  • How to Install Circuit Protected Modulite Wiring Harness C59496 on a 2006 Mercury Montego
  • The # C59496 hardwire kit is a universal application, so I have linked the installation instructions below, but they are not going to be specific to your 2006 Mercury Montego. To install the hardwire kit on your vehicle, you would use the included circuit tester to test the wires behind your vehicle tail lights for function. I would have a friend sit at the wheel and press the brake pedal or engage the turn signals as you test each wire behind your tail light. Once you have determined...
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