Will this work for attaching a 1999 Toyota Tacoma to a boat trailer whose trailer lights submerge under water to unload a boat--it won't short out??
75324
Yep. Mine don't short out. I have watertight LED lights. Most old trailer guys just unplug it at the ramp.
1948072
Not sure I would use on a boat trailer due to water exposure. This is electric.
884616
I'm not certain it would fit your application. I really love the product, but my boat has a 1" rail for it to attach onto. The item clamps on then you need to put a bolt through it on the bottom side. I'm not certain this would be what you want to do or not. Hopefully this helps a little.
2179736
Yes it will. make sure when you remove the stock tails that you pull back. Trying to loosen one side at a time may break the lights.n
1094003
No. Make sure you disconnect your trailer lights before submerging trailer in water.
658593
It shouldn't be a problem. You can google that exact question and get a 100% solid answer. I used this bulb for my boat. I put it in the rear pole light and it worked great. There was a much smaller standard bulb in there. When I replaced it with the LED replacement it was seen from shore!
1286432
Yes. It works through the trailer harness on the tow package. Specifically a four flat pin connector. You'll have to splice the reverse wire in one of the tail lights to make the reverse lights on the led bar work
1219202
Do not believe it will. Suggest you find the user manual on the net to see how it can be used. Put mine on a post light and it has been working for over 5 years worth the effort if doable on your application.
1770085
As long as you have a b&w; hitch system in your truck the extender will work, it works great in my truck, gives me a couple extra inches when pulling my travel trailer
2090112
It depends on the trailer connector. This kit includes a "4-way flat" connector which is compatible with my small 2003 utility trailer. The Curt website shows that there ARE other connector types in use for this type of trailer, but notes they are "used occasionally". If you plan to tow a trailer with one of these other connector types then you'll need an adapter. NOTE: This kit includes the parts required to install a "4-way flat" trailer plug connector into a 2014 Toyota Rav4. This allows the trailer brake lights to operate in sync with the Rav4 brake lights which is perfect for small trailers that comply with the Rav4 towing limitations (1500 lbs). It does not allow for electrical "surge" braking that heavier trailers require (which require 5+ pin connectors), but the Rav4 isn't rated for those kinds of towing weights. Btw it may work with other model years as well, I've got it installed on a 2014 Rav4.
319546
It fits either the old style sockets where the set screw fits in a notch, and then you flip the cover the rest of the way back, or the kind with a plastic locking mechanism. Basically if your boat has the lighting socket aleady it should work. Also, since this is led polarity matters. If it doesn't work when you turn on the power, take the top apart, take the bulb out, twist it 180 and put it back in and you're set.
2279984
No. This has a ball mount into it, so it wouldn't be able to attach the trailer and the truck. It is for locking when the trailer is not attached to something.
1024816
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work for that. I use mine on my bass boat. It works great and I can be hooked up and ready to go fishing in no time now.
1155508
Definitely ! This is a good heavy duty, nice looking hitch ! Be sure and order the appropriate trailer lighting kit too. The old days of splicing into wires doesn't work (right) anymore.
543938
Humm...I have to go by memory Christian. I think the top prong was for "power in" (from battery, power source, etc.) and the bottom was for "power out" to the lights or item you want to turn on. I used it to install fog lights on a Tacoma. If you have a fuse in line in between the power source and also in between the item you want to turn on you should be able to try it and only blow a fuse if you are wrong. Good luck. Or...try a jumper wire (or two)with an inline fuse. I would think you could get them at an auto parts store fairly cheap.'power in
1380777
I think it would work fine. I'm assuming you are saying you want to pull the boat a short distance to a dock or another boat. It's stronger than the aluminum extension poles sold by fishing supply and outdoor stores.
1335779
You will need a longer trailer hitch ball mount due to it going through the light unit. Check their web sight for more specifics.