Because your Nissan uses separate tail light circuits for the brake lights and turn signals, a tail light converter is needed. Typically, trailer brake lamps and turn signals share the same circuit, one bulb in the tail light preforms both functions. Because of this, a tail light converter is needed to combine the separate turn signal and brake light circuits on the truck.
We offer a T-1 Connector, part # 118353 that is reasonably priced and very easy to install. The T-1 would install... view full answer...
The Blue Ox Base Plate Kit - Fixed Arms # BX1812 will fit your 1993 Nissan D21 pickup truck so long as it is a 2WD model, and the installation does require drilling 9/16" holes in the vehicle's tie down brackets, as you can see by the linked installation instructions. Additionally, yes, the arms (attachments) are included with this base plate kit.
There are a number of other parts you will need in order to flat tow your 1993 Nissan D21 2WD, if you don't have them, and what I recommend:
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If you have the mid-year 1986.5 Nissan Hardbody that has the two large headlights rather than the four smaller lights on the older model, you can use the Hopkins Plug-in Simple Wiring Harness, part # HM43505, to install a 4-Way at the rear of your vehicle.
The # HM43505 wiring harness will plug into the back of your vehicle's taillights. I am including a link to the installation instructions on the # HM43505 wiring harness.
If your vehicle is not the 1986.5 or newer model, you will need... view full answer...
You will need to use a wiring harness with a converter to convert your vehicles 3 wire system to the trailers 2 wire system. We have a kit available for you to use. The 4-Pole Hardwire Kit with Converter (Includes Tester), item # 119178KIT is wired behind each of the vehicle taillights and provides a 4-Way connector for towing. You will need to use the included circuit tester to find the left turn, tail light and brake light circuit behind the left side tail light assembly and connect the... view full answer...
The SportRack Semi-Custom Roof Rack SR1004 is no longer available as the manufacturer discontinued it. However, it was a confirmed fit for your 1997 Nissan Pickup with extended cab. It can only be used for skis or snowboards and will have a 17 inch spacing unless you use the Short-Roof Adapter for SportRack Semi-Custom Roof Racks # SR1116 which will also give you a 23-1/2 inch crossbar spread. It will not mount to the rear vent windows.
If you do not already have the roof rack, the... view full answer...
You might be able to adapt the mounting method on your trailer using mounting plate # DL24110. Check out the attached photo of the Universal Hand Winch Right Angle Mounting Bracket, part # DL24110. With the measurement between the mounting holes it may be difficult to be able to attach the mounting bracket without either welding it in place or by drilling through the trailer frame to accommodate the hole dimensions.
At present we only offer one mounting bracket for winches, # DL24110. view full answer...
We can definitely help you get a Tekonsha Voyager # 39510 wired into your truck. With that being said, installing the # 39510 will require a few things to get up and running. I wasn't sure if you had an existing 4 Flat or not, so I will be starting from scratch. If you do already have the 4 Flat installed, you can skip ahead a bit. I do have to mention that I included videos for all these products, but they will just be examples as they will not be for your vehicle.
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Curt trailer wiring harness # C55353 is not a powered converter so it does not require a direct connection to the vehicle battery. It draws all the power it needs from the vehicle tail light wiring. I have included a link to the installation instructions. These types of plug and play harnesses take all of the guess work and wiring testing out of a hardwire installation so it should work much better for you. view full answer...
In addition to reviewing the installation instructions, I contacted the manufacturer as well since sometimes they have installation notes. There are no drilling or other special installation steps that they were aware of that would apply when installing the # 75186 on the 1997 Nissan King Cab XE so you should be just fine. view full answer...
The Tekonsha Voyager Trailer Brake Controller # 39510 that you referenced does require you to install it carefully to ensure it is level and oriented to the direction of travel.
If you cannot get the bi-color light to go red then it could be due to damage, to the power being set at or near the minimum, or to a short on the brake circuit (the blue wire). You can inspect the trailer wiring to see if there is any evidence of worn or cracked insulation on the brake circuit; you will want... view full answer...
To answer the second question first, the lights are submersible meaning water can drain out. You will want to seal up the electrical connections as best as possible. Heat shrink tubing works well. You can also coat them in liquid electrical tape, # SWC50122.
For the side marker lights you would splice the power wire into the running light wire using a quick splice connector. Because this is a wishbone harness (it has 2 running light wires, one for each side) you would really only need... view full answer...
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