Will this work on a 2006 Jeep Liberty V6 that don't have a tow package? There's no fuse for the "Trailer Tow" inside the fusebox, can this still work?
1145020
I have a 2006 Liberty Limited without tow package and it works on mine. Could not ask for easier installation. Just open tailgate and pop the trim off the bottom then peel back plastic trim on passenger side. There is a plug in there that yous just unplug and plug it in line there. There is a rubber grommet in the floor right there that you poke aaaa hole in then feed your wire through then put a dab of silicone caulk on it to seal it up Put trim back on and you are done.
1145021
Yes it will work, it just plugs into the factory wiring harness and therefore integrates with the standard fuse. I've never had an issue with overloading the fuse.
2054600
Sure, just get the right style. There all the old style long fuses, medium size and Micro size ( new cars) be sure to take blown fuse with you . Car also has breakers and relays. a friend was going to have her car (96 GMC) towed and a starter replcace. I suggested check fuse and replace starter relay first. We opened hood panel pulled starter relay and fuse. RFuse and relay cost about $9.00. GMC has been running for about 8 month without tow job which would have been a hoxe job.
739794
I would go to fuse panel an pull off the lighter fuse if it was me...there should be a pin that in the kit that does this....
1492446
I am amazed that you have a factory Towing wiring receptacle without having a towing package or hitch. This adapter fits my factory Towing 7-blade receptacle on my 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee and probably most other universal 7-blade receptacles. If you have a universal receptacle it should fit yours too. I hope that this helps to answer your question!
2104575
Your truck must have the tow package option,this is not very good plug,back is not sealed and they rust ,I had one so I know
1854114
No, this is not correct for 2006 Liberty. You will need Mopar part # 82209254. Please visit us at stevewhiteparts.com Thank you for shopping with us.
571097
Yes, work's great, and is simple to install. See the video for installation on You Tube.Good Towing.!!
315434
I tow a 2011 Honda CRV and what I did was get a piece of wire with a fuse holder in it and a universal power plug,( cigarette lighter plug). Installed the fuse holder near the battery and the power plug under or hear the dash board and ran a wire through the firewall. When I am not using the patriot brake I simply pull the fuse form its holder. I also use a toad charge system to keep the battery charged. Otherwise than that the Brake works well.
2236513
A fuse came with the hookup wiring, but the PFA400U quits when the car is started. It works as long as the engine is off. I have asked PYLE but have not received an answer. This makes it unusable in a vehicle other than an RV that has 120 VAC.
1508263
No in my opinion it won't work. This tow bar lacked proper direction for installation and bolts and nuts were missing. I don't recommend this tow bar.
645660
This towbar is universal - it will fit any vehicle you have the proper mount for.The towbar only has safety chains to the towing vehicle, so you'll need to buy some chains and hooks to go to the towed vehicle. Your chrysler has a plastic bumper skin - you cannot mount the towbar to it. You'll need a frame mounting kit to safely tow. I don't know if there is one available from Amazon - the installation is usually involved, since you cannot weld or drill legally to the frame of any vehicle. You may be able to use the bumper shock mount bolt holes with longer bolts. the mount you need will mount to both frame rails, with a crossmember that will hang just below the bumper. This crossmember is where you would mount the towbar to, with those mounting brackets included with the towbar. Many states require a braking system to the towed vehicle in a configuration like this , and all require lights on the towed vehicle. You'll need to either buy towlights ( magnetic base that will plug into your 4 flat harness on the van) or have the chrysler wired for front towing. If your chrysler is not all wheel drive or 4 wheel drive, you won't be able to tow it with the front wheels on the ground, as this will destroy your transmission. It would be much easier to just rent a trailer that you could drive the car onto, secure, and drive away. Hope this helps!!
1139211
I had mine installed at the (Dodge) dealership along with a factory trailer towing wiring harness. Not aware of what else they may have needed to install it. It works great. I believe this type of item should be done professionally.
489372
Jason - I have a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I just bought the same model from Amazon, installed on the rear tailgate and they work fine.I found the star tip for a ratchet at Home Depot for $2.00.
1272045
You'll definitely need a connection between the tow vehicle and trailer. This should be supplied by the installer.
1836059
This thing works by looping the end with the loop around the frame then passing the other end through a lug nut hole on the spare tire and attach the lock to that end. It should work on almost any vehicle. When I owned a Jeep (CJ7) I just looped it around the spare tire carrier. Hope this helps.
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Yes, this is compatible with a fuse box, you might consider reading this article about the installation at utterpower.com. It will give you a very good idea as to what's involved. I hope I am allowed to post the link here http://www.utterpower.com/installing-a-generator-transfer-switch-at-zachs-house-21211/
2238958
Opinion: Trailer interfaces should be standardized, for instance a 4 pin connector like I have I was able to adapt to this brake controller easily enough. The pairing process should be straightforward enough. I seem to remember the only oddity is some vehicles don't provide power to the trailer under some circumstances, which requires a workaround(like connecting a battery) but I don't remember this being a domestic/import thing. My vehicle is japanese/lexus lx470.