Since your 2001 Ford Expedition already has a factory 4-flat you will need the Adapter 4-Pole to 7-Pole # 37185.
Your '01 Expedition should have the factory wiring already run to the connector on the frame rail so you will need to splice in the adapter; for extra wire you can use # 12-1-1 along with butt connectors # 05732-2.
I have added a link to a help article about installing a brake controller in a Ford like your '01 Expedition which I strongly recommend reading. It will explain... view full answer...
First to determine exactly what parts you need you will need to see if your 4-way flat plug is a factory plug or if the 4-way was added on. The best way to determine this is to check under the dash for the trailer brake connector. The connector will be tucked up behind the OB2 port above the throttle pedal. I have linked an installation video below for the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller # 90195 that shows where this connector is on your 2012 Ford Expedition.
If you have... view full answer...
The adapter you can use to connect your Expedition's 6-pole trailer connector to your boat trailer that has a 7-way blade type connector is part # 337TC1067P. view full answer...
To determine if your 1995 Fleetwood Bounder is equipped with a plug-in for a brake controller, you will need to take a look up under the dash of your motorhome. If you have a plug, it will most likely be located up under the dash on the driver's side.
If your Bounder is not equipped with this plug, you will need to use our Universal Installation Kit, # ETBC7. Due to the length of your motorhome, you will need additional 10 gauge wire, # 10-2-1, which is sold by the foot.
If you are still... view full answer...
To install the Tekonsha P3 brake controller, part # 90195 onto your 2006 Ford Expedition you just need to add the Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter, part # 3035-P. This is a custom adapter that will allow you to install the brake controller by simply plugging one end of the adapter into the brake controller and the other end into the built-in harness beneath your vehicle's dash. No hardwiring is required.
I have included a video review for this product as well as a link to the instruction... view full answer...
In regards to CUSTOM fitting towing mirrors, we don't have any that will fit your 2011 Ford Expedition EL. However, we do have a pair of K-Source Universal Towing Mirrors # KS3891-2 that may work with your vehicle.
These fit most mirrors 4-1/2" to 11-1/2" tall and adjusts from 4-1/2" to 14" tall x 14-1/2" wide. You mirrors should fit inside these dimensions, just measure or check your owner's manual to confirm.
I have a video attached to this answer page that shows how sturdy the mirrors... view full answer...
I recommend using the CIPA Universal Towing Mirrors - Clamp On - Qty 2 # CM11980-2, since they'll clamp on to the top of your 2020 Expedition's factory mirrors and won't interfere with the existing features you've got. I really like that these are extendable to give you a really wide view behind you and the rotating mirror allows you to configure this however you'd like to give you the best field of vision.
I've linked a short review video we did of these on a similar Expedition, but... view full answer...
If you're wanting to use the Thule Hullavator Pro # TH898 on your 2012 Ford Expedition, the best way to ensure that you've got the required bar space is going to be to measure the distance between the raised side rails and then add at least 8 inches (minimum of 4 inches for each side).
The typical Thule roof rack system that fits on your 2012 Ford Expedition uses 60 inch long crossbars # TH711520, which should provide 4 inches on each side of the raised side rails; when paired with the... view full answer...
There are actually a few places the factory connection point can be for a brake controller on your 2000 Ford Expedition. While it should be in the place indicated in the video I have linked, in other Ford vehicles it is found elsewhere:
The harness will be located under the dash near the center console on most vehicles. The harness for the Ford Full Size Van is located underneath and left of the steering column. The harness for the Ford Explorer/Mercury Mountaineer is located behind the... view full answer...
When it comes to installing a trailer hitch on your 2000 MCI 40 foot Intercity Bus we do not have a custom hitch that would fit but you can weld on The Curt Class 5 Universal Weld-on Hitch w/ Brackets - 2-1/2 inch Receiver - 44 inch Wide # C37CR.
The trailer hitch has a maximum gross trailer weight up to 20,000 pounds and has a maximum tongue weight up to 2,000 pounds. I would recommend checking the vehicle's manual to see the proper towing capacity for your bus. The hitch as a black... view full answer...
When replacing an adapter that goes from a 4-pole to a 7-pole and 4-pole we have The Adapter 4-Pole to 7-Pole and 4-Pole # 37185 but we do not carry a Pollack 7 and 4 pole for your 2012 Ford Expedition.
This Hopkins adapter will convert your 4-pole on your vehicle to a 7-pole and 4-pole flat wiring for your trailer side.
The wire functions are as followed:
White - Ground
Blue - Brake
Black - Hot lead - 12 volt power supply
Purple - Auxiliary
I attached a review video below. view full answer...
We do indeed have a harness that would work for you.
The actual plug and play harness you need will depend on who manufactured the brake controller you have. I'll run through some of the major players and the part number for the compatible harness:
• Tekonsha, Reese or Draw-Tite, use # 3035-P
• Curt, use # C51322
• Hayes, use # HA81783-HBC
• Redarc, use # RED87FR
• Hopkins, use # HM47715
If your controller is from a different manufacturer or just has blunt-ended wires exiting the rear... view full answer...
I do recommend using the Glacier Rubber Adjusters, # PW99, with the Glacier Tire Chains, # PWH2828SC, with size 265/70R17 tires. We tested these tire chains on that tire size and determined the cam tighteners did not provide enough tension by themselves.
I found an owners manual for your 2003 Ford Expedition and it says Ford only recommends using cable style chains or Ford accessory tire chains on your Expedition. For cable style snow chains, I recommend going with the Titan Cable Chains,... view full answer...
Per the manufacturer The Replacement Winch Control Box for Detail K2 Snowplows # K2WCB is the correct replacement box needed for your DK2 Avalanche 8422.
FITS: AVAL8219 / AVAL8422 / AVAL8826 / AVAL8219ELT / AVAL8422ELT / AVAL8826ELT / RAMP8219 / STOR8422 / SUMM8826 / RAMP8219ELT / STOR8422ELT / SUMM8826ELT.
The controller box connects to the car battery to supply power to the winch.
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We do carry jacks like the Lippert Power Stance Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way Plug # LC89VR that will allow you to connect to the 7-way on your 2018 Ford Expedition Max Platinum to power the jack. You can duplicate a similar connection using a 7-Way Round RV Style Trailer Connector # A7WCB. The Jacketed 2 Wire # 12-2-1 and Heat Shrink Butt Connectors # DW05745-5 work great for connecting the 7-way. The wiring is sold per foot. A Ring Terminal # DW05741-1 will be needed to connect to the... view full answer...
The correct brake controller harness for a 2004 Ford Expedition and a Tekonsha P2, # 90885, is # 3035-P just as you have referenced. It will fit on models with a factory 7-Way or factory 4-Way. If you have a factory 4-Way, you will also need to add a 7-Way using # 37185.
The wiring to make the 7-Way fully functional should be in the plug that the 4-Way is connected to under the vehicle. There are more wires coming into the plug than coming out to the 4-Way so you would need to test the... view full answer...
Mounting kits for grille guards like the Westin Sportsman are specific to the particular guard item and also to the particular vehicle. All such guard items confirmed to fit your 2005 Ford Expedition are shown on the linked page.
Please note that it is not possible to make a guard item fit on a vehicle for which it was not designed, even if you have the correct install kit for the vehicle.
Westin does not have a Sportsman series grille guard for your Expedition but they do have their... view full answer...
Yes, you can convert the factory 4-way trailer connector to a 7-way connector on your 2008 Ford Expedition. To add the 7-way connector, you will want a 4-way to 7-way adapter, like part # 37185. You may also need another 5ft or 6ft of 10 gauge wire, # 10-1-1. Your Expedition will already have the electric brake and 12 volt power wires ran to the back of the vehicle along the drivers side frame rail. If the 12 volt power wire is not hot, then you may also need a relay and a 30-amp fuse from... view full answer...
You are correct, the Reese Steadi-Flex, part # RP66560 is a very good choice for your application.
This hitch has a maximum rise of 8-3/4 inches, so you will be able to achieve the same amount of rise that you have on your current hitch.
If you wanted to remove the bars completely to allow you to use the hitch without the weight distribution functions, you would lower the bars from their hangers like you are disconnecting the trailer with the lowering handle. Once the bars are off the... view full answer...
On a 2001 Ford Expedition that did not come with a factory 7-Way, you will actually need to use adapter # 37185 to add a 7-Way. To connect the 4-Wires on the 37185 you will need to first ground the white wire to the truck frame. Then you will want to follow the factory wiring forward on the vehicle to where it plugs into another connector.
On the connector on the forward side, there are more wires going in then coming out. If you pull back the covering on the wires you will find some... view full answer...
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