Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2011 Toyota RAV4 Video

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…

You want the trailer to be as level as possibel when towing. To figure out the correct rise or drop you need with your 2004 Honda Pilot measure from the ground to the inside top of the trailer hitches opening with the vehicle parked on level ground.…

For your battery isolator similar to #DW08771, you will have connection posts for each battery and for an alternator. The main battery will connect to position one and the alternator to the A post. The second battery will attach to the 2 via a…

The 2010 and 2011 Toyota Rav 4 are of the same generation, so other than minor changes the two vehicles would be essentially identical. The procedure shown in the video will be the same as what you'll use on your 2010. The parts you mentioned are…

The location that Tow Ready, manufacturer of the harness, and the location that we recommend is the positive battery post. There is not any wiring, readily accessible, in the rear of the RAV4 that can handle the amperage that is drawn through the…

The etrailer.com Trailer Hitch Receiver #e98864 referenced in your question is confirmed to fit the Adventure sub model of your 2018 Toyota RAV4. The hitch is designed so that the receiver portion will sit just below the rear bumper and won't…

If you have lost the Metal Bracket for Thule Roof Mounted Carriers part #853-5513 these will get you back on track. This will allow you to attach you older model Hullavator to the oval bars you currently have.

It sounds like you're asking about the 12V circuit on the 7-way trailer connector on the rear of your 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer. Some vehicles will always have power and some others will not. We don't have this specific information for your…

The light that indicates that the 12 volt circuit is hot is normal and it will not drain the battery. Think of it as the battery having a really long positive terminal that just extends to the rear of the vehicle. If nothing is drawing power from it,…

I do have a solution for you but first weight distribution cannot be used with a Class II trailer hitch. Class II trailer hitches are not built for or tested for use with weight distribution so manufacturers do not make any systems that will fit a…

The 12 volt trailer accessory circuit of your 7-way is ran directly to the positive post of your battery which means this circuit is active all the time. This is why the light is on currently. To prevent this you'd need to install an isolation…

The LED lights on the Reese trailer connector adapter #78118 will tell you if the corresponding circuit is working. The light on the far left will tell you if the running light circuit has power. There is a T next to it for Tail Lights. In the middle…