So long as you have 2" of space beneath your factory transmission pan then yes, the Derale Transmission Pan Cooler part # D14204 will fit your 1994 GMC Suburban K1500 with the 4L60 transmission. In regards to the transmission fluid filter, you can use the OEM style that is for your transmission but Derale does not offer transmission fluid filters. The note for using a smaller transmission fluid filter only applies to models after 1996.
Please note we have a temperature sensor this pan... view full answer...
In order to determine the brackets that may work for the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body Trailer Hitch Cross Tube - Class V - 2" # 41990 (44" wide) you are going to need to measure to determine if you need the 7" Weld-On Bracket Kit # 4907 or 16" Weld-On Bracket Kit # 4916 because this hitch is not designed for one specific vehicle like your Suburban.
Simply measure from the top of the frame on your '75 Suburban to the bottom of the bumper. If you need less than 5-9/16" to clear the... view full answer...
On the Hopkins 4- to 7-Way adapter # 37185 the brown wire is the running light circuit. There could be a break or a problem with the connection on that brown wire somewhere between its 4-Way and the back of the 7-Way.
Also make sure that the white ground wire on the adapter is attached to a clean and corrosion free bare metal surface. This wire must have a good connection or you could run into problems with some of the lights. A weak ground could be the result of this issue since the running... view full answer...
Yes the front of the Aluminum Jaguar Trailer Wheel # LHSJ211G has automotive-grade clear coat finish on the front surface to protect from scuffs and scratches. view full answer...
I am sorry, but the Universal Brake Control Wiring Adapter 1999-02 Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, item # 3025-S, is only for the 2000-2002 Chevy Suburban with a New Body Style. It does not fit the 1999 Suburban. I just checked for you, and we do not have a custom brake controller adapter for the 1999 Suburban, which leads me to believe there is not a port available for the brake controller under your dash.
Some models do have the brake (blue) and hot lead (orange or red) wires already ran... view full answer...
I really wish I could help, but I wasn't able to pull up an online owners manual for your vehicle due to age or find anything on forums. view full answer...
I have another option for you. But, I was able to confirm with Rhino Rack that there is not a specific fit Pioneer system that is compatible with your 1999 GMC Suburban.
You could however use the Rhino-Rack Universal Pioneer Platform Rack for Crossbars # RR42115BF. To use this rack you would first need to install crossbars on your 1999 GMC Suburban with factory rails.
1999 GMC Suburban Roof Rack by Thule
- Thule SquareBar Evo Crossbars # TH712500
- Evo Raised Rail Feet for Thule Crossbars... view full answer...
Considering the age of your brake controller it may well be shot, as this is one I have never heard of and was unable to find any type of information on, including the manual. I highly recommend upgrading to something that is both budget-friendly and more reliable such as the Tekonsha Primus IQ Trailer Brake Controller # TK90160. This is a proportional controller so it is going to give you smooth braking as you decelerate, automatically levels so you do not have to worry about its positioning... view full answer...
The Equal-I-zer Weight Distribution System # EQ37140ET that's rated for 1,400 pounds tongue weight very well may be the right system for you. If your trailer's tongue weight is 1,200 pounds when it's loaded and ready to tow and you don't load more than 200 pounds behind the rear axle of your tow vehicle it's a great choice.
However, if you load your trailer heavier than that or have more behind the truck's rear axle you'll need a higher rated system like the Reese Strait-Line # RP66075.... view full answer...
The Reese Strait-Line Weight Distribution Systems with Dual Cam Sway Control, is an active system which prevents sway. The cams on this system lock into position to hold the trailer steady which means sway is stopped before it can even begin where as other systems just reduce sway.
The Straight-Line systems are very popular with our customers and highly recommended by us here at etrailer.
As for the cams, these will not need to be replaced unless there is damage or excessive signs of... view full answer...
The key to choosing the correct weight distribution system is to choose a system that can support the total tongue weight of your towing setup. This includes the loaded and ready to tow tongue weight of your trailer plus the weight of any cargo loaded behind the rear axle of your Suburban.
There are also many different types of weight distribution systems, there are systems that provide weight distribution only, systems that can accommodate sway control bars and systems with integrated... view full answer...
The Curt Weight Distribution System part # 17301 that you referenced would allow you to back up in the situations you described. You will want to avoid tight jack-knife like situations though. In those situations you would want to remove the spring bars.
Even more so that goes for the Friction Sway Control part # 83660 you are interested in using as well. If you are backing up basically straight you would be okay, but if it gets tight you would want to remove this unit as well until you... view full answer...
In order to find the correct stoplight circuit wire to use to install a brake controller in your 1995 GMC Suburban you will need to use a circuit tester like part # PTW2993 to test the wires coming out of the brake pedal's stoplight switch until you find a wire that only sees voltage when the brakes are applied and none when released.
Since wire colors can vary this is the most reliable method to use to find the correct wire.
I attached an FAQ on hardwiring brake controllers in vehicles... view full answer...
You have the Dexter BrakeRite SD Adapter for Ford/Chevy Integral Brake Controllers # T4845900 which is not the correct adapter. Since you have a Dexter Brakerite actuator, you would need the Adapter Module for BrakeRite Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator # DX35FR.
The SD adapter you currently have is for the Titan BrakeRite II SD.
You can also check to see if your truck has a hydraulic brake setting for the integrated brake controller, sometimes there is a hydraulic setting that needs to... view full answer...
In order to add a brake controller to your 1993 Suburban 2500 you will need to start by adding 4-way wiring. For this I recommend the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness # C55319. This wiring harness will plug into existing wiring and provide you with a 4-way connection to power your trailer's signal lights.
Once this is installed, you will be able to use the Universal Installation Kit # ETBC7 to add a 7-way which will be needed for the brake controller and trailer brakes. This kit... view full answer...
Since your 1995 GMC Suburban does not have an under-the-dash connection port for installing a brake controller, you'll use our all-inclusive installation kit, part # ETBC7. Apart from the controller itself this contains all the parts you need to fully a wire a controller like the superb Prodigy P3 # 90195. Your GMC needs to have a working 4-pole trailer connector in place in order to install the kit; if you need one use part # C55319 which is a simple plug-in install.
I have linked a video... view full answer...
Using a junction box makes installing new 7-way wiring much easier.
Often times, people will run the wires from a 7-way such as yours to a junction box like part # 38656. From there, they will run the standard wire colors to the trailer lights, brakes and battery. I have attached a photo that shows how this setup works in the junction box. Most molded 7-way pigtails will come wired with the RV style color code. If you ever need to replace your 7-way connector in the future, you could simply... view full answer...
The best brake controller is the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller - 1 to 4 Axles - Proportional # 90195. This controller will work great with your 1994 Chevy Suburban K1500. This controller has an LCD screen that displays what you need to know at a glance. It runs constant diagnostics so you have fast information that is easy to understand versuse the majority of brake controllers that require deciphering a code. This controller is proportional, so it will apply the same... view full answer...
For a 3 crossbar roof rack that will fit the 2016 Transit T150 T250 T350 you would want the Rhino Rack roof rack part numbers # RRVA180B-3, # RRRLTPFC-3, and # RRVA-FK1-3 as it has been confirmed as a fit. view full answer...
I would look into the Surco Safari Rack 5.0 Rooftop Cargo Basket # SPS5084-1101. Luckily, you do not have to install crossbars to fit this cargo basket as it comes with adapters to clamp onto your Suburban's factory side rails. This measures 84" long and 50" wide. For a more-affordable option you can go with the Surco Safari Rack 5.0 Rooftop Cargo Basket # SPS4560-1101 which is slightly smaller at 60" long and 45" wide. This also comes with the necessary adapters. I attached a demonstration... view full answer...
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