how do you connect to my truck
1837405
You can hire a mechanic to install this for you if you are not mechanically inclined. However, it is simple enough to set up. Alternator wire (+) to one stud, starting battery positive to one stud, secondary battery positive to one stud and "exciter" wire to small stud (this is only hot when the ignition is on. I pig-tailed onto a circuit in the fusebox). You MUST use the recommended sized wire to the secondary battery. You will also need to solder and crimp the proper terminals to your cable or find a shop that can do this for you once you have the correct length of cable. The included instructions are adequate. Hope this helps. C
89891
Sorry I really can't explain more but YouTube gave me the answer. You have to be in you truck with the doors locked. That's the mistake I made the first time trying to activate my fob.
324928
Christina, each set comes with 2 connectors. In your case, you need two sets. I cannot help you with the truck you have, but you can search it as 1997 Ford f250 speakers harness. You could also, add your vehicle within Amazon, that would make your life easier. I hope it helps.
278829
Standard 4 pin should connect to tundra. I had wired mine because I pull a lot of trailers. Takes about 15 to 20 minutes.
517841
I connected the red to positive and black to ground. Here are the instructions from the manual:1. Select a location to mount the Montana on your vehicle, based on available power sources, safe cable routing, and that the driver view is not obstructed.2. Connect the red and black wires to your vehicle's main power (10 to 50 Volts).3. If necessary, connect the serial data wires to your vehicle.* Yellow is the serial data input wire.* Blue is the serial data output wire.* Green is the serial ground wire.4. If necessary, connect the audio jack
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
277656
This item comes with instructions on how to connect. Connections depend on using it single pole or 3 way. I suggest that you find and follow those instructions. Hope this helps.
1327529
Go to the Tekonshia web site to confirm the correct plug in cable for your F350. I would order the controller and plug and play cable separate.My F150 has the towing package, you'll want to verify your truck has the towing package, if not you'll have to splice in the controller cable.
1468744
Yes it will work perfectly with your truck. If you plan on DIY email me if you have any problems Courtneyanthony57@Gmail.com
1042072
There is a small white cable that comes with the battery pack, about 12-14 inches long or so. This white cable connects to the pack in between the two USB ports. The pack charges from there. On the other end of that is a standard male USB connector. You can connect it to a cigarette lighter, but you will need a male cigarette lighter -&gt; female USB adapter to plug this cable into your truck. Hope that helps!
1737688
Surely a connection or the configuration is wrong, they worked well in my car, not sure what's the problem on your truck body, sorry!
378440
Plug & play at the bulbs, really easy. The reverse & turn indicater bulbs reuse the old bulbs & socket. The new connect to the LED tail & brake plugs into the old bulb socket, but they will not work if reversed. Just rotate the connector 180 degrees & plug it back in. Check for successful results before installing the unit to your truck.
1405596
First what you need to do is take out one of your taillights you should open your back hatch and there should be two Phillips or cross tip screws holding it in and you should pull it straight out it will have a plug on it but what you want to look at is if there is a little ball type device that seats in to the actual body of your truck if it has that little ball that seats into your truck then these taillights will work
381997
This system is really designed for a single vehicle hookup (motorhome/large truck). There isn't a supplied solution for connect/disconnect for use with any sort of trailer (horse/5th wheel). Modifications are required and extra hardware would be necessary (none supplied with system).
762069
buy a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
2054068
It's pretty straightforward. I installed this unit in an f150. Remove the license plate and run the wire behind it and along the chassi follow other wires that lead to the engine compartment. From the engine bay, on the firewall there will be a grommet with other factory wires running into the cab. Route your wire behind the dash and up to the stero. There's reall no trick to doing all this. Just take your time and make sure to use wire ties to secure the wire every foot or so.
1147294
You will need to get an adapter. Some vehicles may need a 7 position to 4 position adapter, which is not included.