There is not a specific adapter for the Rola Convoy 9307 to adapt to a 2" receiver but you can use a hitch reducer sleeve like the Hitch Reducer 2" to 1-1/4" Trailer Hitch Receiver # HT02 to make the 2" hitch on your 2012 Jeep Liberty into a 1-1/4" receiver. I prefer this to an extension type adapter because it uses the existing receiver and does not extend away from the cross tube significantly, so it won't reduce your tongue weight by 50% like the # C45770 would. view full answer...
I contacted our representative at Derale and he informed me that you will not need any additional parts to install the Derale Transmission Cooler, part # D13503, on your 2002 Jeep Liberty. All the needed parts and fittings come included.
The ideal place to mount a transmission cooler for maximum cooling efficiency is behind the grille but in front of the radiator. You will need to measure to see if there is room to mount the cooler. Part # D13503 measures 11 inches wide, 8-3/4 inches tall,... view full answer...
A flat towing wiring harness cannot be plugged in to your Liberty's standard 4-pole trailer wiring harness, the one that you would use to tow a trailer. Flat tow wiring needs to remain separate from the toad's own trailer wiring. A magnetic tow light kit like Hopkins #C6304 makes for quick and easy installation without having to interfere with existing trailer wiring.
For powering a supplementary braking system such as the Blue Ox Patriot # BLU37TR while your toad's battery is shut off... view full answer...
We do have some universal weld-on trailer hitch receivers that will have the capacity you need on your Class C Thor Chateau.
If the RV's frame is 44 inches or less then you can use the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame # 41990-07. If you need a wider hitch we have # 41991-07 which will fit frames up to 62 inches wide.
Both hitches are rated up to 16,000 pounds towing. You should check that the Thor is rated for at least 7,500 pounds because the hitch will not increase the RV's capacity. view full answer...
You will need to use Base Plate Receiver Covers, # RM-210, because the inner diameter of the holes is 1-1/2 inches. I have also included a link to the installation instructions for the base plates for you and a helpful link to our series of articles on flat towing. view full answer...
You will need to do some hardwiring to install a 2007 Jeep Liberty even if it has a factory 7-Way trailer connector. You will use that light green wire you have mentioned and attach it to the blue wire on the brake controller.
The brake controller white wire will need to go to the negative battery terminal. The red wire will need to connect to the cold side of the brake switch. Use a circuit tester like # PTW2993 if needed to test the brake switch wires. You need the one that only shows... view full answer...
From the available specs I have on your 2012 Jeep Liberty, the Blue Ox Alpha 2 Tow Bar # BX7380 will provide you enough weight capacity for your vehicle. In addition to the tow bar, you need the following components:
- Blue Ox Base Plate Kit - Removable Arms # BX1131
- Demco SBS Stay-IN-Play DUO Supplemental Braking System # SM99251
Roadmaster 4-Diode Universal Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles # RM-152-1676-7
- Blue Ox 7' Safety Cables - 7,500 lbs # BX88196 (if you do not have the original... view full answer...
It sounds like you're describing a 4-pole to 7-way adapter like part # 37185. The adapter would attach to a 4-pole trailer connector on your Liberty. If you don't already have a 4-pole connector on your vehicle, you can install one using part # 118554. You can see install instructions and an install video by clicking the provided link.
The adapter would plug into the 4 pole once it's installed, and the remaining wires leading off the adapter would attach as follows:
White wire grounds... view full answer...
On the base plate kit # BX1122 the tabs are 20 inches apart on center. The only tow bars that can be used are the Avail, # BX7420, Aventa, # BX7445, Alpha, # BX7380, and Allure, # BX7460P. The most popular of these is the Avail. It also comes with safety cables so you would not have to add any.
You will also need a lighting solution to flat tow the vehicle. I recommend the bulb and socket kit # RM-155. It will bypass the vehicle wiring so you will not have to splice into it.
Most states... view full answer...
According to the owner's manual I found online your 2006 Jeep Liberty can be flat towed since it has 4-wheel drive. You should verify with your printed copy if you haven't already.
The base plates to use with your Sterling All-Terrain Tow Bar # RM-576 is the EZ4 Kit # RM-521423-4. These are custom fit for the Liberty. For safety cables us # RM-643.
In addition to the tow bar and base plates you'll need wiring to power the Jeep's lights, a braking system, and likely a high-low adapter.
To... view full answer...
Aside from using the Curt Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver # C31020 to mount a winch on your 2008 Jeep Liberty there are a few other things that you will need to use
Once the front trailer hitch is installed you can then use the Bulldog Winch Receiver Mount Kit # BDW20155 to carry the Bulldog DC9.0 Integrated Off-Road Winch # BD500600 which is rated for 9,000 lbs and is compatible with the mounting bracket kit.
This winch comes with a remote control so that you can monitor the your... view full answer...
The first thing you are going to want to do is consult the owners manual of your 2011 Jeep Liberty to determine if it can be flat towed or if anything additional is needed to tow the vehicle. From the research I did, all wheel drive models with automatic transmissions and models with 2 wheel drive and a 6 or 5 speed can only be towed on a trailer.
Two wheel drive models with automatic transmission will require a transmission lube pump. And 4 wheel drive models with automatic transmission... view full answer...
If you need to replace the Valterra RV Sewer Termination Adapter # T1029-1, or a similar connector, then you should be able to cut off your current adapter and then install a new adapter using a coupler like part # D50-2935.
Be sure to use Valterra ABS Solvent Cement # A05-0303 to make the connection after cleaning the pipes really well so that you get the best connection possible.
If you are uncomfortable with this then I recommend checking in with a local trusted shop to have them do... view full answer...
When determining if you will need the Roadmaster Brake-Lite Relay Kit, # RM-88400, on your 2011 Jeep Liberty, there a few factors that must be considered.
If you plan to use a supplemental braking system that depresses the brake pedal, if your towed vehicle's brake light and turn signal light are on the same bulb, and if you brake lights illuminate when pressing the brake pedal when the ignition is off, then you will need to install the # RM-88400 brake relay.
The relay prevents your... view full answer...
If your utility trailer has brakes then the most cost-effective solution for you is the Curt Electronic Sway Control System # C94VV. This installs on your trailer and then you plug this into your vehicle 7-Way (the trailer 7-Way plugs into the Curt) and then this will use the brakes to correct sway.
If your utility trailer doesn't have brakes then you need to install the Fastway e2 # FA94-00-0600 which is rated for a loaded trailer tongue weight of 400 lbs - 600 lbs. You'll also need... view full answer...
On a 2006 Jeep Liberty installing a brake controller requires that it be hardwired to the vehicle. hardwiring is not vehicle specific so you can follow along with any video showing installation using a 4 and 7 way installation kit # ETBC7. I have linked a video for you to view.
If your Liberty came with a factory 7-Way, you can still use the video as a guide but you would not need the ETBC7 kit. Instead you would need kit # 5506. You would hardwire the black, white, and red wires of a... view full answer...
Since your 2004 Jeep Liberty already has a 4-Way you just need to install the Universal Wiring Kit # ETBC7 for a fully functioning 7-Way. This comes with all of the wiring and parts needed to give you 12V power and brake controller power at the rear of your Jeep Liberty. You can use the No-Drill Bracket # C57202 to keep the 7-Way/4-Way connector right by your hitch receiver.
If the brake controller in your truck is integrated or you would rather avoid removing it just to move your boat... view full answer...
In order to flat tow your Liberty, you will need to install a base plate kit. I would recommend the Roadmaster EZ4 Base Plate Kit, part # RM-521423-4. A base plate offers a safe and secure attachment point to the vehicle. This particular Roadmaster kit offers easily-removable drawbars. One they are removed, the bracketry is pretty much invisible. If you are mechanically inclined, you might be able to handle the installation, but it is fairly involved.
Typically, an RV would have a receiver... view full answer...
Even though the wiring looks the same for flat towing and trailer towing with a 2004 Jeep Liberty, you actually will need to use different wiring harnesses.
If you don't already have wiring on your Liberty for towing a trailer then I recommend going with the Tekonsha T-One # 118524. This comes with connectors that T into the wiring on your tail lights and wiring that you run up to your battery to power your trailer lights. This gives you a 4-Way connector to activate the standard light... view full answer...
The RoadMaster BrakeMaster Custom Seat Adapter # RM-88184 is the part you need to install and use the Roadmaster BrakeMaster System # RM-9160 in your 2002 Jeep Liberty. The written instructions for the adapter and a video covering use of the BrakeMaster System # RM-9160 are linked for your review. view full answer...
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