Is it cut out for 7 way trailer plug? I have 2000 GMC SLT 1500 5.3 fleet side W/ tow package. Need chrome rear w/ pads &amp; mounting hardware
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My Trailer hitch plug is mounted to the trailer hitch Frame. The Bumper has a cut out for the spare tire lowering rod.
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My mount on the right side of the console has the cables coming from under the console to the back of the unit. I did not drill a hole for the wires. I use automotive flexible snap together wire protector. The front unit wires are under the front deck console (the RAM is on the right floor and wires come out the edge of the plastic console. Did not drill a hole in the boat floor for wires. Under the front console there is a water catch system that drains to the back of the boat. This boat is a Nitro bass boat.
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This is for the rear chassis mounted hitch which is located right under the bumper. Be aware though as I noticed mine was wired up wrong! I had to take some pins out and move them around to work properly.
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I wired mine directly to the battery that is mounted to the trailer tongue. Probably could wire it to the 7-pin, but then the tow vehicle would always need to be hooked up to use the jack.
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Parts express web page says 6"3/16 cut out. I cut it on a 45 to match the closer to the port and then glued it in to seal and support it better. I think it was just under 6" and did the final cut with a rotozip.
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Some of the people seem confused. Just to make sure you don't waste your money. If you have a 7 pin male connector on your vehicle and you want to convert it to a 4 pin male connector so you can hook up to your trailer that was changed to a 4 pin female connector then this will work for you.
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You mean the piece that the antenna screws into? That would be separate...I went on the website for GMC parts to make sure I was ordering the correct part so maybe you could look it up that way and then search for the part number! Hope that helps!
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I have this bar on my 2013 Silverado. After removing the tow hooks, I had to cut about 1/4 " wide by 1/2" deep slot in the bottom of the plastic bumper opening. It was easy to do, just used a box cutter. I made the cut so the installation looked perfect. I imagine you could go without the cut, but it pushed down on the bumper opening and looked like it was dented. Hope this helps you. BTW I LOVE this Guard!
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Yes. This is the plug that goes into the rear outlet on the vehicle which allows you to connect the trailer harness to. I hope this helps.
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It is not shown but 4 wires come out of the back about 12 to 18" long with a connector on the end. You may be lucky and find a harnes that fits your truck. More then likely you will have to cut the connector off and run your own wires to the Batery, Brake Light switch and to the rear conector. to Hopkins 47185 Multi-Tow Adapter.
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It will not work. The plugs on your trailer and towbar have the same 'gender' as the connectors on this plug.
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yes make sure it will fit across the tailgate. to long and you will have to send it back
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I did not have to cut a hole. The plastic below the bumper is already open where the tow hooks go. It is the same plastic piece used on four wheel drives which typically come with tow hooks already installed. My truck is a 2011 Silverado crew cab.
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no, my gm van had the wiring for the trailer brakes from the 7 way plug coiled up under the carpet on the drivers side, no plug just wires. The other lights etc. were factory wired to the 7 way plug. I had to make the connections for the brake controller, I think it was 3 wires, they were color coded, it was easy to install.
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I have the same problem. The OEM bolts that attach this bumper to the trailer hitch are too large for the bolt holes! This bumpers bolt holes are not OEM! What size are they?
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Jerry, The blue wire from the control to the trailer plug is the feed to the brakes on the trailer coming from the brake control unit. It supplies power to the brakes. If your tow vehicle came wired from the factory (or a dealer), you will have a hot wire going from the tow vehicle to the trailer seven pin plug for auxiliary power to a trailer independent of the brake controller, for example to run an RV's interior lights, water pump, etc. I am not sure if that wire is black but that would make sense since black generally means hot feed. Short answer, Yes you are correct.
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Where do you need to cut? Is it a fitment issue? You shouldn't have to cut anything if you ordered for the correct vehicle. I just installed mine and only made a miniscule adjustment to make it flush better (sanded off a <1/8" gap) because that is just me.