I am assuming you are needing a T-Connector, part # C55355. The connection point is behind the trim panel on the drivers side, just behind the taillights. I will provide a link below to the installation instructions, which will explain the whole installation procedure. We also have an installation video showing the install on a 2002 Venture. The procedure would be identical to that of your 1999 model. view full answer...
For your 2003 Chevy Venture you can absolutely use the Curt # C55355 you mentioned. This unit will not require any wire cutting or splicing to install on your vehicle. It will be a simple plug and play installation. I attached installation instructions for you to check out also. view full answer...
The recommended ball mount for your 2003 Chevy Venture for the Reese Class II hitch you have installed on your 2003 Chevy Venture is the Draw Tite part # 36061. Then for hitch balls you'd want the part # 19258 for a 2 inch ball or part # 19257 for a 1-7/8 inch ball. view full answer...
We have many great options for roof-top cargo carriers for the Lexus RX 350. The most popular roof-top cargo carrier for your vehicle is the Thule Outbound Roof Top Cargo Carrier part # TH868. I have included a link to the installation details for you to check out.
If your vehicle doesn't have crossbars on its roof, you will need to add them first. I recommend installing the Thule Evo Raised Rail Feet # TH710401 and 53" WingBar Evo Crossbars # TH711420. These crossbars provide extra attachment... view full answer...
For the lighter duty trailers like what you have we have Timbren kits like the part # TTRA1702 which will help to stabilize the trailer when towing and level the trailer while absorbing some of the road shock. This will allow the trailer to track better and reduce some sway.
We don't have shock kits for the lighter duty trailers at this time though. view full answer...
Mix one cup of bleach to four gallons of water for a 15 gallon tank like this. Add the bleach solution to your tank, then fill it up all the way with fresh water. Let it sit for a day and then drain all of the water out and flush with clean water at least three times or until the bleach smell is totally gone. view full answer...
For your 1999 Chevy Venture we have the Roadmaster base plate kit part # 191-1 which is a confirmed fit and would work well with the Roadmaster Tracker Tow Bar part # RM-020 that you referenced as well.
For safety cables you can use # RM-643. The coiled design helps keep the cables off of the ground.
For lighting you can use the diode kit, # RM-15267, and not have to worry about cutting into the taillight housing. This will splice into your taillight wiring to allow your tow vehicle to... view full answer...
According to your owners manual, your 1999 Chevy Venture needs to have the transaxle in Neutral, the parking brake released, the ignition key in OFF position and steering wheel clamped in straight ahead position , with a clamping device designed for towing service. Do not use the vehicle's steering column lock for this. (page 5-9 of Owner's Manual)
For that clamp, I recommend the Pedal to Wheel Vehicle Lock by Club # WICL303RED. view full answer...
The Curt trailer wiring harness part # C55355 is a confirmed fit for your 2002 Chevy Venture whether it would have the towing package or not. The connector you used to plug this kit into should be active either way. It sounds like you may have a blown fuse or relay under the hood of your van which is causing the power not to be present. view full answer...
Regardless of the amount of leaves a leaf spring has if the capacity is the same between two of them they would both flex and bottom out the same.
I would recommend you have your trailer and boat weighed so that you know whether or not you are overloading the trailer/leaf springs. You should note that going to a heavier spring won't necessarily give your trailer a higher weight rating, just a higher spring rating.
For a higher rated spring you would want the part # e28SR as it has a... view full answer...
We have an online information page, see link that contains a wiring diagram that shows how all the trailer wiring connections are made.
Along with a four-way wiring harness, item # 118391 for the Equinox and # C55355 for the Venture, you will also need the # ETBC7 brake controller installation kit. There is an online video that shows the installation kit being installed on a 2003 Chevrolet Express Van which will be similar to the installation on your vehicles.
The blue wire is the brake... view full answer...
The trailer hitch I recommend for your 2004 Venture with the straight bumper is the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver, part # 36361.
This is a Class ll trailer hitch and it has a 1-1/4 inch receiver opening. For a drawbar I recommend part # 36061. This is a non-step trailer hitch.
For a 2 inch hitch ball I recommend part # 19258 and for a 1-17/8 inch ball you can use part # 19257. view full answer...
You can add a second axle to your SnoPro Hybrid Snowmobile Trailer but there are a couple of things you will want to keep in mind before proceeding.
Adding a second axle will definitely help with distributing your load better but it won't actually increase the overall weight capacity of the trailer. This is simply because a trailer will always be limited by its weakest link, meaning that even if your axle capacity might increase, the trailer frame itself is likely still rated for less... view full answer...
For your 2004 Chevrolet Venture I recommend the Draw-Tite Max-Frame part # 75278. This is a Class lll hitch and has a 2 inch receiver opening. Using a Class lll hitch will give you the ability to carry several more accessories. view full answer...
As a first step, you'll want to consult your owners manual to ensure you're not exceeding the towing or cargo capacity of your van.
When choosing a transmission cooler, you'll usually want to choose the largest cooler that will fit in the space available (unless you live in a very cold climate.) The ideal spot to mount a cooler is directly behind the grille, in front of the radiator and a/c condenser. The # D13503 is a bit larger, and if you have the room to accommodate it's 11x8-3/4x7/8... view full answer...
Suspension supplements like the Timbren kits we carry may or may not be needed. At 2,500 pounds dry you should be within the tow capacity of the Venture. If your total trailer weight is close to the limit of the van, then I would suggest a suspension supplement. Since you will be towing a camper that will have pretty much the same load each time, I would suggest the Timbren Suspension Enhancement System as it will not need to be adjusted for varying loads. You would use part # TGMRREN if... view full answer...
As long as you have the clearance needed to fit a tire that's slightly taller and wider than what you currently have a 5.30-12 would work well. Your current tire size is 20.5 inches in diameter and the 5.30-12 is 21.9 inches in diameter. So this would eat up about 3/4 of an inch of your current fender clearance. Assuming that's not an issue the # AM30780 would work fine since the bolt pattern matches. view full answer...
The trailer wiring harness you would want for your 2003 Chevrolet Venture is the Curt T-Connector part # C55355 that is confirmed as a fit. This harness does come with a converter built into it, it is a simple install and doesn't require any hardwiring or splicing. view full answer...
I believe I may have a solution for you. The TorkLift SuperHitch Magnum Trailer Hitch Receiver # TLF1003-30 has a 30k towing capacity and is designed for cab and chassis style truck frames that are 34 inches apart measured from outside to outside. You should note that this hitch only has this rating when used with a weight distribution system like the # TLWD1000.
You will need to verify that your motorhome has the same capacity and you should note that this hitch will require drilling... view full answer...
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