If your 2013 Lincoln Navigator came equipped with a factory 7-way connector, you will not need to do any wiring at the back of the vehicle. The only thing you will need to do is to mount the brake controller, connect to the tow package port which is located under or behind the dash, and you are ready to go.
If by chance your vehicle only came with the factory 4-way, the installation of a 4 pole to 7 pole adapter, # 37185, will be needed. To make the connections for the brake and 12V power,... view full answer...
From what I could find in the owners manual I located online you can only flat tow your 2019 Lincoln Navigator 4x4 if you have "Slow Climb Mode". If you have the slow climb mode then you will need at least 5 main parts to flat tow. Those parts are a base plate kit, tow bar, safety cables, tow bar wiring and a supplemental braking system. I have included each of those parts below, along with a brief description of their purpose and a recommendation.
Base Plate Kit: This is a custom fit... view full answer...
You could make an adapter to go from the connector on your Aviator, if it is a factory 7-Way connector, to the 5 wires on your trailer. I would use the Pollak Black Plastic, 7-Pole, RV-Style Trailer Connector, item # PK12706, along with the 5-Flat Vehicle End 5-foot Wiring Harness, item # HM37908, to build an adapter. Once the adapter is built and wired, I would use the 5-Flat Trailer End 48-inch Harness, item # 20017, to splice to the trailer wiring.
If you have a 4-Way connector at the... view full answer...
For your 1999 Lincoln Navigator, I recommend taking a look at the:
-Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13049.
This trailer hitch has a maximum towing capacity of 6,000lbs, and a maximum tongue weight capacity of 600lbs, however I recommend taking a look at your owner's manual for your vehicle's maximum towing capacities, and ensure you're utilizing the lowest number between the hitch and vehicle.
Additionally, for a complete towing setup you're going to need wiring # C55344, and a ball... view full answer...
I have a solution for you but I was able to find out that the 2018 Lincoln Navigator is not pre-wired for any type of brake controller installation, so your best bet is going to be to use a wireless brake controller like the Curt Echo # C51180. This unit plugs into your 7 way controller and is controlled wirelessly by your Bluetooth enabled smart phone (requires iOS 8.0 or Android 4.4- or newer). This is a proportional brake controller so it will provide you with responsive braking in by... view full answer...
What you will need in order to add a 7-Way to your 2011 Lincoln Navigator is the Adapter 4 Pole to 7 Pole and 4 Pole, # 37185. The # 118243 harness is actually for Ford Super Duty trucks. In order to install the adapter on your Navigator you will first plug the 4-Way you have into the back of the adapter. That will leave just 4 wires to hardwire to the vehicle.
The white wire will need to be grounded to the frame of the vehicle. Yellow goes to the reverse light wire behind one of the tail... view full answer...
You are correct. Fitting # D13025 threads into the radiator on your 2011 Lincoln Navigator so you will not have to cut or flare the metal lines to install a supplemental cooler.
A cooler such as # D13503 includes the hose, clamps, and hardware to mount it so the fitting # D13025 is the only other part you'd need. They are the appropriate size to match the lines to/from the transmission.
The fluid will flow from the transmission, into the stock cooler located inside the radiator, then... view full answer...
When it comes to using a weight distribution system on your 2010 Lincoln Navigator The Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control - Trunnion - 8,000 pounds GTW, 800 pounds TW # FA92-00-0800 will be the system that you will need. Using the Fastway e2 will not cause the Navigator to pop up if you're under the towing capacity limitations for your vehicle, even though you have the heavy duty tow package doesn't mean the vehicle can actually handle it.
When using a weight distribution... view full answer...
The correct wiring adapter to install the Prodigy P3, part # 90195, your 2013 Lincoln Navigator is # 3034-P.
I apologize the original answer you saw was incorrect. I've corrected it now. Thanks for pointing it out. view full answer...
You would use 4-way to 7-way adapter, part # 30717. You would extend the yellow lead on the adapter and tap it into the reverse light circuit on your Navigator. The easiest way to access this circuit is from behind the taillight assembly. White will need to be connected to to the Navigator frame for ground.
Since you have surge brakes, the blue wire is not need and can be taped up. The black wire is for providing a 12V power feed from the vehicle to a battery or electrical system on the... view full answer...
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For the Malone MicroSport Trailer for 2 Heavy Kayaks # MPG461B2, take a look at the:
-Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack w/ Caster # F77CR.
This jack will work great with your MicroSport trailer, has a heavier duty powder coat to protect the jack from rust and keep the paint fresh, and also has a nice swing up feature that makes this easy to stow when not in use.
Additionally, this jack also has a lift capacity of 1,200lbs, and a maximum lift height of 10".
Attached is... view full answer...
The Malone MicroSport Trailer for 2 Heavy Kayaks # MPG461B2 already comes with the lockable mounting brackets and a spare tire, the only thing that is sold separate is the lock for the spare.
You can us any lock the two brackets together, however I recommend taking a look at the BOLT Covered Padlock # BL7018519.
This padlock will code to the center cut key on your 2015 Lincoln Navigator so you do not have to worry about carrying around a bunch of different keys, and will do an excellent... view full answer...
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