2006 Toyota RAV4 Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring Installation And Review Videos

Best 2006 Toyota RAV4 Trailer Wiring Options- Video

Today we're going to be taking a look at the best trailer wiring harnesses available for the 2006 Toyota RAV4. We've got two different kits to look at today. Here we've got our CURT. This is part number C56165. Of course, just like our Tekonsha this is going to give us a four-pole flat trailer connector which is going to deliver our right turning brake, our left turning brake, our running lights, and our ground for our trailer, cargo carrier, whatever we decide to operate. Here we have a very similar kit. more

12/29/2016 12:08:36 PM

Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2006 Toyota RAV4- Video

Today on this 2006 Toyota RAV4, we are going to be installing wiring harness part number 118412. We are going to start off in the rear cargo area of our RAV4. The ports that we are looking for are located inside the vehicle here, behind both the driver and passenger side panels, basically directly behind the taillight assemblies. So we are going to go ahead and need to remove a few items to gain access to these ports. We are going to start by removing the floor board, along with the cargo area. And then we will be able to pull back the panels and gain access to the plugs. Next I am going to go ahead and pull out the rear threshold piece. And to do that we are just going to need to release the mounting clips that are holding it into place on the top side here. We will be using a basic rivet removal tool and pry up gently to release the clips. With those released, we just want to come to the bottom of it here and we are actually going to lift straight up. Next we will move on to the interior panel and there are a couple of fasteners that are holding it into place, as well as the clips that we had on the rear threshold section. We have the tie-down bolt right here, a second one here, and a regular screw in this recessed hole here. So we want to go ahead and remove all of those and we will go ahead and pull our panel back. We will do that on both the driver and passenger side. 1:20 more

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