Here are the vehicles the Draw Tite hitch part # 36374 can fit:
2005 - 2009 Buick Allure
1997 - 2005 Buick Century Sedan
1998 - 2002 Oldsmobile Intrigue
2005 - 2009 Buick LaCrosse
So, the # 36374 will fit your 2005 Buick Century just fine. view full answer...
The heat sink coolers such as # D13266 are great if space is limited but they are not all that efficient. It would help some but if you need series cooling this is not the best option. I would instead go with a stacked plate cooler such as # D51008. It is small but very efficient.
Or you could go with a plate fin style such as # D13503. We usually recommend using the largest cooler that will fit in the available space because transmission fluid cannot be overcooled. I have included a link... view full answer...
The roof rack I recommend for your 1997 Century is the Inno Square Bar Roof Rack. This roof rack comes with a custom fit kit that is designed to fit the contour of your door jambs. With the foot pack and crossbars you will have a nice roof rack that will work well for you. You can put the roof rack on and take it off the vehicle any time you wish, as it is not a permanent installation.
To order this roof rack you will need part # INB117, part # INSUT, and part # INK214.
To help cut... view full answer...
I have a different option for you, but the only trailer hitch receivers confirmed to fit your 2002 Buick Century all have a 1-1/4" receiver.
With that said I recommend going with the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class II - 1-1/4" # C12239 you were looking at as it is a confirmed fit for your Buick, and with it being made in the USA you can be assured that it is a quality hitch.
Now it looks like you were looking at hitch mounted cargo carriers. I recommend going with the... view full answer...
The Sportrack Semi-Custom Roof Rack part # SR1002 that you referenced has been confirmed as a fit for your 2001 Buick Century.
You will want to consult the owners manual of your vehicle to verify the roof capacity and be sure not to exceed this figure. view full answer...
All of the trailer hitches for your 2001 Buick Century have 1-1/4 inch receivers including # 36374. But what you can do is use an expander, # HTAD. It fits into the 1-1/4 inch receiver and has a 2 inch receiver on the other end. The only thing about this is by using the expander the tongue weight capacity of the hitch will be reduced by 50 percent.
So on hitch # 36374 the regular tongue weight capacity is 300 pounds. By using the expander that capacity is reduced to 150 pounds. view full answer...
A class I or class II transmission cooler should work well for your needs.
I recommend class I transmission cooler # D13101, or a class II cooler like # D12906 would also work to help with the issue you are having during warm weather. Both of these Derale coolers are designed to cool very efficiently and install easily, and either one would be a good choice for your 2000 Buick Century.
In addition to the transmission cooler, you would also need the custom fittings # 41418 to match the... view full answer...
For a 2001 Buick Century the highest rated trailer hitches we offer are Class II hitches like the part # 36374 which have a 300 lb tongue weight rating and a 1-1/4 inch hitch opening.
The only carriers we offer are designed to fit 2 inch trailer hitches like the part # UF48-979033 that you referenced.
The best option you have is to find a small trailer to tow your dirt bike.
To complete your towing setup you would want the trailer wiring part # 18252, ball mount # 36061, 1-7/8 inch hitch... view full answer...
The Curt Class II Receiver # C11129 is the only correct fit for your vehicle. This model will fit 1989 through 1996 models, but not the 1997 models which had a change to the frame that carried through 2006.
If you will be towing with this light duty trailer hitch, I recommend the wiring harness # C58044 to splice into your wiring using the quick splice connectors. Then I recommend using ball mount # C45522 and hitch ball # C40018 or # C40001 depending on the hitch ball size required... view full answer...
If you're in an area where the sun is constantly beating down, using a white slideout topper like the Solera # LCV000163285 as opposed to a black one like the # LCV000168105 is definitely the way to go. Black tends to make things hotter, so if your goal is try to keep the awning fabric from attracting heat and potentially damaging the slideout under it, white is the way to go.
I've also linked our entire selection of white slideout toppers in case you need a different size. view full answer...
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