Suspension Enhancement would assist with keeping your vehicle from dropping in the rear. Unfortunately there is not currently any vehicle suspension enhancement from any of our manufacturers that is confirmed to fit your 2015 Nissan Quest. Unfortunately that means air springs are currently not an option to help level your vehicle under load.
You're best option is to work on your weight distribution system head adjustment to give you less drop at your vehicle and still give you the support... view full answer...
Water getting in the 4-Way connector would not cause it to short out but if water somehow got into the converter box then that could do it. But it is unlikely for that to happen twice. The more likely cause of the problem is a short on the trailer that is back feeding to the converter causing it to short out. In that regard the converter box is doing its job and protecting the vehicle wiring from the short.
Inspect the trailer wiring and fix any pinched or damaged wires. If there is wiring... view full answer...
This could be a ground problem. A bad ground connection can cause all sorts of problems. First check the trailer connectors on the vehicle and on the trailer for any dirt or corrosion and clean them out. Corrosion can also build up behind the connectors where the wires attach.
On the vehicle side, make sure that the main ground is attached to a clean bare metal surface on the frame. On the trailer side connector, again make sure that the main ground is attached to a clean metal surface.
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The Pro Series Weight Distribution System # 49570 referenced in your question does not allow backing up if you attach the friction sway control # 83660. Doing this can indeed cause damage to certain components of the system specifically that friction bar. Even with other weight distribution systems that do allow backing up, it is always best to try and reverse in as straight a line as possible.
With that in mind, reversing and making tight turns shouldn't bend the actual hitch pin inside... view full answer...
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