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Fitting single electrics to a towball.
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21 May 2011 09:50 - 21 May 2011 09:51 #16647
by dirtydogz
2002 JLX Soft Top
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Replied by dirtydogz on topic Re: Fitting single electrics to a towball.
The towbar and the wiring kit are ok but save your money and buy the 50mm tow ball for about £7.
www.bigjimny.com/images/documents/jimny_towbar_install.pdf
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Hope this helps.
DIRTYDOGZ.
2002 JLX Soft Top
Jimnybits 2" lift +Pro Comp ES1000 shocks.
Big Jimny rear shock mounts. Big Jimny adjustable panhard rods.Big Jimny steering damper bracket. Disco Armstrong steering damper. 7X15 black modulars. 205/75/15 Maxxis 743 bravo m/t.Superpro camber correction bushes.Black A bar....
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21 May 2011 17:35 #16666
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Replied by srcars on topic Re: Fitting single electrics to a towball.
I havent fitted a tow bar but I fitted electrics for my bike rack. Fitted the socket right up out of the way to prevent damage offroad. Just an idea if you dont mind drilling into your bumper.
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21 May 2011 18:09 #16669
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Re: Fitting single electrics to a towball.
I have a combi hitch type, it wasn't anywhere near £40 though.
I leave the ball&pin inside the car, with just the jaws on the towbar, and it saves obstructing the number plate.
I certainly wouldn't pay £40 for one.
The electric kit is a good buy, I paid more than that for the cable and a mounting plate for the spare socket I had in the garage.
I leave the ball&pin inside the car, with just the jaws on the towbar, and it saves obstructing the number plate.
I certainly wouldn't pay £40 for one.
The electric kit is a good buy, I paid more than that for the cable and a mounting plate for the spare socket I had in the garage.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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22 May 2011 05:11 #16694
by srcars
Replied by srcars on topic Re: Fitting single electrics to a towball.
If you have a 'The Range' store near you have a look in there for the electric kit. They dont list it on the website for some reason but they had them when I did mine and it was really cheap 
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