You do need a converter for that vehicle. We have a T-1 connector, part # 118379 that would simply plug in behind the tail lights of your truck, with no cutting or splicing required. You could always cut off the 4 way flat connector and wire in the 4 way round, if you wish. Just make sure the vehicle side and the trailer side are wired the same. view full answer...
The SeaSucker Monkey Bars Roof Rack - Vacuum Cup Mount - 48" Long # 298-SX6000B for your 1990 Toyota Pickup Roof Rack will simply attach to the naked roof of your vehicle. You will clean the roof of dirt or debris and then place the vacuum cups in place and press the plunger until the orange band disappears. view full answer...
You can use part # 118379 and it will plug in to the tail light connectors behind the tail lights. If you have a T100 model, you will need to use some other parts. The harness for a T-100 model is part # 118496. Again, this harness will plug into the tail light connectors behind the taillights.
I have added links to installation instructions and a video for the # 118379 trailer wiring harness which should be helpful.
If you already have something for your truck, please write back with... view full answer...
The center pin on the 7 way connector can be used for many different purposes, although it is typically used to carry the signal from the reverse lights on the vehicle to the trailer. If the trailer does not have reverse lights or a reverse lockout for hydraulic surge activated trailer brakes, this pin can be used for any purpose such as providing an additional 12 volt circuit for any accessories on the trailer.
The dedicated 12 volt accessory circuit, # 4 in the 1 O'clock position on... view full answer...
It really depends on the setup, but I was able to find a picture online where someone with your camper installed in a truck that had a storage compartment under the camper was still able to install a set of scissor steps like the part # SS04 that you referenced between the storage compartment and the bottom of the camper. You should be able to do the same, but without seeing what your setup looks like it would be hard to say for certain. view full answer...
Since your 1985 Toyota pickup is wired for separate turn signals and brake lights you will need to use converter # RM-732 to combine the separate signals. On the input side of the converter the white wire grounds to the frame, the red wire is brake lights only, the green wire is right turn signal only, and the yellow wire is left turn signal only.
On the output side you will have a yellow wire for left turn and brake lights and a green wire for right turn and brake lights. The running... view full answer...
In regards to the Curt 2 to 3 Wire Tail Light Converter part # C56196, you will need to install diodes part # RM-690 between the trailer tail lights and converter. The "out" side goes to the tail light and the "in" side goes to the converter. There will need to be one diode on each circuit for a total of six. view full answer...
You can install the Curt Class III Receiver Hitch, # 13086, on your 1986 Toyota pickup. The installation instructions, see link, detail installation on vehicles without a rear bumper. The bumper brackets are not needed for installation or support.
Some items you may want to consider to complete your towing setup are the etrailer.com Ball Mount Kit, # 989900, and the Trailer Wiring Harness Kit, # C59496. view full answer...
The Advent Air RV Air Conditioner w/ Air Distribution Box and Start Capacitor part # ACM135C is designed for roofs 14-1/4" x 14-1/4" ranging from 2-1/2" to 5" thick. If the roof thickness does not meet this minimum requirement you can simply make a spacer which you can see in the attached installation video (15:30). The opening size should not be an issue. view full answer...
The K-Source Mirrors part # KS70003T is an OEM replacement that fits the 1987 Toyota pickup but it's install screws are for holding the cover of the housing to its base and not for attaching the mirror to the door. We don't have the hardware that secures the mirror to the door as normally you would reuse what the truck came with. Maybe a Toyota dealer could help with that. view full answer...
The install of the K-Source Replacement Side Mirror # KS70003T that you referenced is all on the outside of the truck and does not take any special tools. Basically you pry off the cover of the base and then remove two screws and the mirror easily comes off. Reverse the process for the install of the new mirror. view full answer...
Yes you can install the Flex a Lite fan # FLX236 on a 1989 Toyota Pickup but you'll also need a wiring kit/thermostat part # FLX31149 and you'd be set. view full answer...
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