Recommended Circuit Tester With Buzzer And Light

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Good morning, On you videos of the blue ox tail light wiring kit you use a 12 volt light tester to check the wires. Can you give me the part number of the tester that you use? Thanks

asked by: David V

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Expert Reply:

In the installation video for Blue Ox Tow Bar Wiring Kit # BX8848 you can see the circuit tester # PTW2993 being used. This is a heavy-duty tool that comes in handy when checking circuits with up to 28V. It features a light and a buzzer to verify continuity in a circuit. I have attached a demonstration video for this tester.

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Answer 1

The Blue Ox base plate kits and tow bars I think are the easiest to use and are very well made so that would be the route I would recommend for your 2023 Ford Bronco with the Ford modular bumper. So the correct base plate fit would be the part…

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Answer 2

It sounds like you have the turn signal and running light circuits ran backwards so that when either blinker circuit is activated you end up with both lights flashing. This is because the running lights run to both sides of the vehicle and the…

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Answer 3

On vehicles that have separate stoplights from turn signals you can wire up a diode kit like the part #BX8848 still but what you have to do is basically make the stoplights of the vehicle function as both the stop lights and turn signals since that…

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Answer 4

I would be happy to help you find a wiring harness for your Ford Bronco Badlands but I recommend going with the Roadmaster Diode 7-Wire to 6-Wire Flexo-Coil Wiring Kit item #RM-15267 over both of your options. This diode kit allows you to use your…

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Answer 5

Yes, The Blue Ox Base Plate #BLU97XR is designed to fit all models of the 2022 Ford Bronco with a modular bumper. During the installation it will require some trimming of the bumper which includes the fascia, plastic and/or grille and some minor…

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Answer 6

The Blue Ox Tow Bar Wiring Kit - 4 Diodes #BX8848 is just a standard diode kit so it would work as long as you don't have variable voltage lighting. For variable voltage LED's you'll need part #RM38FR and for variable voltage incandescent…

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Answer 7

There really is nothing to installation of the magnetic light kit you have. You place the lights on a metal surface at the back of the vehicle and plug the 4-Way connector into either a 4-Way on the tow vehicle wide or to and extension and then to…

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Answer 8

The Brake Buddy Select 3 Portable Supplemental Braking System - Proportional Item #HM39524 wires directly to the battery and comes with a battery charger that runs to the 12v connection port on your vehicle to receive power from your RV. Since you…

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Answer 9

The transmitter for the Custer Wireless LED Tow Bar Light - Weatherproof - Magnetic Base - 23" Long - 7-Way Round Item #LIW-LDTL-7B gets it's power through the 7 Pole plug on the back of the RV. When the RV has power at the plug and the 7…

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Answer 10

The only option for charging the Custer Wireless LED Tow Bar Light #LIW-LDTL-7B that you referenced is using the 12 volt cigarette lighter style connector that it comes with. We don't carry them but I found online a few places that sell AC to DC…

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Answer 11

When it comes to choosing between the Blue Ox Patriot #BLU37TR and the Brake Buddy Select 3 #HM39524, these systems are extremely similar in their setup and functionality. Both of these systems provide proportional braking in a compact and easy to…

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Answer 12

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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