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| Installing a trailer hitch receiver & wiring harness Hello, I am new to this forum. My FJ is a 2007 model and I want to purchase and install a trailer hitch receiver and the wiring harness. My question is how difficult is this job for a person with modest skills and where is the best place to purchase the parts? Is there already a thread that addresses this procedure? Thanks. |
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| Installing a hitch is a straight forward bolt-in job, typiclly just a four bolt installation. You will have to plug in a adaptor harness for the lights. You can of course get both the hitch and harness from Toyota, but a cheaper way would be one of the many aftermarket companies. Make sure it is for a FJ and not a generic kit. I hope this helps. |
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| trailer hitch help just bought the Toyota hitch installing kit and it was straight forward. six 12mm bolts to support the hitch, new platic rear bumper cover, wiring harness & mount, cable ties, two 15amp fuses, 0ne relay and one large white contactor. Problem is the instructions do not show me where the large white contactor installs...help!!! |
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| hitch install Squid has the manual and shows the white large contactor to be a cenverter and how to locate under the steering wheel adjacent to the clutch pedal...THANKS SQUID!!! You're the man...the install took two hours with common tools and I also replaced a damaged bumper cap while I was at it. |
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| Kinda too late for Alex but there are nearly always hitches for the FJ for sale on ebay for around $120, Make sure its the Toyota hitch as its nice and small, some of the FJs were equiped with a Reese Hitch which is big and has less clearance under the back. |
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| Just installed mine on the weekend and it was pretty straight forward. Only issues I ran into were disconnecting Backup Sensors (didn't know how to Lock Clips for disconnect) and pulling bumper away from metal body parts (used a plastic clip pry tool - worked like a charm). I'd do it again - and much much faster second time. Wiring was a no brainer. Thanks to Squid for manuals. I've also pulled other manuals off the internet, lots of great documentation out there other jobs too. |
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