On your 2013 GMC Savanna van with the factory 7-Way and tow package the blue output brake wire is already ran from the back of the vehicle to the front. It is located under the dash near the emergency brake pedal and will attach to the brake controller blue wire on the P2 # 90885.
The other wires from the brake controller will also need to be hardwired in. The white wire is ground and will need to be attached to the negative battery terminal. Black is ground and will connect to the positive... view full answer...
The wiring of the Rear View Safety Third Brake Light with Camera for Chevy Express and GMC Savana
Item # RVS-910 that you referenced would route through the vehicle interior to get to the stereo. view full answer...
The 2004 GMC van will not have the connector under the dash like those found in GM trucks.
If the van has the OE 7-way connector at the rear bumper, the blue brake output wire will be ran from the 7-way to the area near the emergency brake pedal and would connect to the blue wire on the brake controller. We do not offer a plug for the controller, so you would need to remove it. The remaining wires would need to be hardwired. The white wire would run to the negative battery terminal, the... view full answer...
I was able to find you a video we have of a similar installation performed on a 2015 Chevrolet Express. I have included the link below.
The wiring will be as follows for your 2017 GMC Savana Van with the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller # 90195. You will use the included wiring pigtail for the connections, no additional harness is required.
Red/white van wire to black wire on Tekonsha harness
Black van wire to white wire on Tekonsha harness
Light blue/white van wire to red... view full answer...
I am not 100 percent certain which fuse you are referring to for installation of the Tekonsha Voyager Trailer Brake Controller # 39510 with Brake Control Plug-In Harness # 20127 though I took a look at an online copy of the owner's manual for a 2017 GMC Savana and the fuses are listed starting on page 248.
Also keep in mind if you are looking for the cold side of the stop light switch it will only have voltage with a circuit tester like # PTW2979 when you press the brake pedal.
I have... view full answer...
I am pleased to inform you that Fan-Tastic Vent Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan # FV802250 has a variable-speed fan that offers 3 speeds to boost or reduce airflow as needed. Since it's a fan and not an AC unit this unit just has 3 speeds instead of a thermostat.
There is a small area on the device where the fuse is being held. Right next to the fuse area there is a hand knob to control the speed of the fan. The speeds are low, medium and high. Also under the vent there is a hand crank which opens... view full answer...
The red wire from the brake controller will need to get run to the stoplight switch of the brake on your 2014 GMC Savana Van. You will want to use a circuit tester like part # PTW2993 to determine which wire on your BCM that will see voltage when the pedal is pressed and none when released.
When we installed a brake controller on a similar van as yours we found the wire to be blue with a white stripe at the BCM located behind the dash on the passenger side. view full answer...
Vehicle manufacturers can change a particular wire color without notice, sometimes even within a single vehicle production run. This is why we recommend always testing to confirm a wire's function. A circuit tester like # PTW2993 makes it easier to know you have the correct wire. The linked video illustrates use of a tester.
The wire you're looking for is the one that carries a signal ONLY when the brake pedal is pressed and at no other time. This wire will connect to the red input wire... view full answer...
The BCM is the body control module.
The red wire from the brake controller will need to get run to the stoplight switch of the brake on your 2014 GMC Savana Van. You will want to use a circuit tester like part # PTW2993 to determine which wire on your BCM that will see voltage when the pedal is pressed and none when released.
When we installed a brake controller on a similar van as yours we found the wire to be blue with a white stripe at the BCM located behind the dash on the passenger side. view full answer...
We have several videos showing typical transmission cooler installation but none with your exact vehicle. However, since transmission coolers are not vehicle specific, installation is virtually the same on all vehicles. Some might require additional fitting and flaring lines, others do not. The fittings and the mounting locations are going to be what is different amongst different vehicles but otherwise the videos I have linked will be a good guide.
I have also linked an FAQ article on... view full answer...
I reached out to the manufacturer, Advent, who said the Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Dometic Setup with Start Capacitor # ACDOM150 (White) and # ACDOM150B (Black) are fully sealed, and it is not intended for them to have their coolant or refrigerant recharged.
They said it may be possible for a professional technician with the proper equipment to do it, but they do not recommend it. view full answer...
The Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System w/ Night Vision - Rear Mount - 5" Screen
Item # FOS05TASF cannot be wired as both a back up camera and an observation camera. Your 2021 Riverside RV Intrepid 235RB is prepped for a Furrion camera. The camera mount on the back of the camper will have a plate on the front. Remove that plate as described in the instructions. Remove the camera from the mount that comes in the kit. If you are going to wire the system as a back up camera the... view full answer...
The electric brake wire on the 2005 GMC Savana Van models would be connected in one of two ways. If your van came equipped with a factory 7-Way, then the blue brake wire is already ran from the 7-Way plug in the back of the vehicle and up into the cab. You would not make a connection in the rear of the vehicle. The wire would be located under the dash, near the emergency brake pedal.
You will need to hard wire to install a brake controller, as the 2005 Savana vans should not have any... view full answer...
The only suspension enhancement kit we offer for your 2016 GMC Savana 2500 passenger van that is going to provide additional support and improve ride quality and handling is the RoadActive Suspension kit part # RAS2613-M. Basically all other options will give you additional support but they bumpiness you are trying to avoid would increase. view full answer...
I didn't get your photos, but I understand what you are asking and reached out to my tech contact at Lippert regarding your install of the Lippert Components Bolt-On Shock Mount Kit w/Heavy Duty Oil Shocks # LC281281. They said that inverting that top bracket may not allow the shock to fit properly so they can't advise to do that because they haven't tested it. Logically if the shock fits correctly in the bracket when inverted, it shouldn't be an issue but I can't give you a thumbs up... view full answer...
In order to find the right shackle strap length to go with the Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit # LC696740 on your 2014 Keystone Passport you will need to measure your current shackle straps. It is important to keep them the same length as the ones you currently have. See the diagram below which shows where to measure.
I recommend upgrading to heavy duty shackle straps and wet bolts in addition to the Road Armor equalizer. If you have 2-1/4" shackle straps you could use the # MR46ZR... view full answer...
The brake controller power circuit on your 2017 GMC Savana Van is ran on a red/white wire that is under the dash, taped to three or four other wires with blunt cut ends. If this wire does not have power then you will need to connect the other end to the stud on your fuse box which can be seen in the attached photo. If you cannot locate the other end then you have a few options; call your local dealer to see if the location of this wire has changed or run your own power circuit using the... view full answer...
The stop light switch wire on your 2017 GMC Savana Van should be located up under your dash, tapped to the three or four other wires that you need to install a brake controller; power, ground, and brake output. These wires have blunt cut ends and may or may not be labeled therefore you will need to test each wire prior to making connections.
Please note if you will be using the Draw-Tite Activator Trailer Brake Controller part # 5504, you will also need the Brake Control Plug-In Harness... view full answer...
When we installed a brake controller in a similar 2016 Chevy Express Van we had to tap into the fuse box under the hood for the stoplight circuit. If you check out the 14:00 minute mark you can see how we accomplished this. I also attached a picture that shows the fuse we used pointed out. view full answer...
The brake stop lamp switch is located at the top of the brake pedal of your 2008 Chevy Express. You're looking for the cold side circuit wire that only shows voltage when the brake pedal is pressed. This should be a white wire, but I'd recommend using a circuit tester like # PTW2993 to confirm.
If you click the provided video link, and fast forward to the 20:15 mark, you can see where the stop lamp switch and the correct wire is located. view full answer...
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