1999 Ford Explorer Accessories

1999 Ford Explorer Trailer Hitch

1999 Ford Explorer Trailer Wiring

1999 Ford Explorer Brake Controller

1999 Ford Explorer Front Mount Hitch

1999 Ford Explorer Towing Mirrors

1999 Ford Explorer Base Plate for Tow Bar

1999 Ford Explorer Roof Rack

1999 Ford Explorer Trunk Bike Rack

1999 Ford Explorer Cold Air Intake

1999 Ford Explorer Air Filter

1999 Ford Explorer Suspension Enhancement

1999 Ford Explorer Transmission Cooler

1999 Ford Explorer Performance Chip

1999 Ford Explorer Exterior Lights

1999 Ford Explorer Tire Chains

1999 Ford Explorer Throttle Body Spacer

1999 Ford Explorer Fluid Filters

1999 Ford Explorer Vehicle Lightbars

1999 Ford Explorer Floor Mats

1999 Ford Explorer Tube Steps

1999 Ford Explorer Trim Kits

1999 Ford Explorer Vehicle Covers

1999 Ford Explorer Grille

1999 Ford Explorer Grille Guard

1999 Ford Explorer Bug Shield

1999 Ford Explorer Side Window Vents

1999 Ford Explorer Bumpers

1999 Ford Explorer Lamp Guards

1999 Ford Explorer Vehicle Tent

1999 Ford Explorer Vehicle Seat Covers

1999 Ford Explorer Replacement Mirrors

1999 Ford Explorer Windshield Wiper Blades

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1999 Ford Explorer Questions and Answers

• What Color is the Brake Switch Wire to Use to Install a Draw Tite Activator Brake Controller
  
• The wire you will want to use on your 1999 Ford Explorer should be a solid green wire. I would double-check with a circuit tester like the # 3808 to be sure. The 12 volt power source that runs to the 7-way is for auxiliary circuits like a winch or lights like you mentioned. In order for your brake controller to activate the brakes on your trailer you will not need to have this circuit wired up.
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• Is Locktite 5699 Gasket Maker. # LT37464 the Same as # 18718
  
• I searched the Loctite industrial site and the Locktite 5699 Grey Prod. # LT37464, is the same as the 18718 that you referenced. The product comes in different sizes containers and different container amounts to a case and the 18718 is just a variant of that.
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• Will Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch # 75096 Fit a 1999 Ford Explorer with Full Size Spare Tire
  
• I spoke with my contact at Draw-Tite to verify and he stated that trailer hitch # 75096 will fit a 1999 Ford Explorer with a full size, 16 inch spare tire. I have included a link to the installation details for you. If you plan on doing some towing, I recommend the etrailer Ball Mount Kit, # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mount, 2 balls, a hitch pin with clip, and a carrying bag. For trailer wiring, use the Tow Ready Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring, # 118345. I have included a link to the installatio
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• What is the length of the Westin Step Bars for a 1999 Ford Explorer Sport, 2-Door
  
• I spoke with my contact at Westin about the Signature Series Step Bars, # 25-1875. He stated that the length is 51-1/2 inches from center hole to center hole where it mounts on the vehicle. The overall length is 57 inches. These steps will fit a 1999 Ford Explorer 2-Door model. I have included a link to all of the step options for a 1999 Ford Explorer for you.
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• Trailer Hitch Recommendations for a 1999 Ford Explorer Sport with Full Size Factory Spare Tire
  
• I have included a link to the trailer hitches that are for the 1999 model. For a hitch that will accommodate a factory full size spare tire, you can use CURT Trailer Hitch, # 13540. I have included a link to the installation instructions for you. If you plan on doing some towing, I recommend the etrailer Ball Mount Kit, # 989900, which comes will 2 ball mounts, 2 balls, and pin with clip, and a carrying bag. For trailer wiring, if the vehicle does not have a tow package, use # 118345. If i
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• Will Curt Trailer Hitch # 13540 Fit a 1999 Ford Explorer with Full Size Spare Tire
  
• Yes, the Curt Trailer Hitch, # 13540, will fit your 1999 Ford Explorer with a full size spare provided that the full size spare is a factory spare. I have included a link to the installation details for you to view. To complete your towing set up, I recommend etrailer Ball Mount Kit, # 989900. For trailer wiring, since your Explorer already has a tow package, if you wanted to convert it to a 4-Way flat, use # 118241. i have included a link to the installation details and a video showing a typ
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• Installing a Pulse Preventer and a Hopkins 4-Way to 7-Way Adapter # 37185 on a 1999 Ford Explorer
  
• When you install the pulse preventer # 5501 on your 1999 Ford Explorer you will be installing it inline on the vehicle brake output (cold side) wire, after the connection where the brake controller is spliced in. Find the spot where the brake controller is spliced into the wire from the cold side of the stoplight switch. Then just past this (away from brake controller) cut the vehicle stoplight wire and install the pulse preventer inline with the yellow wire on the side that the stoplight swi
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• How to Determine the Correct Wheel and Tire Replacements for a 1979 Wilderness Travel Trailer
  
• In order to determine the correct replacement wheels and tires for your 1979 Wilderness travel trailer, there are a couple of things you will need to take a look at on your existing tires. You will need to consider the load range the tires will need to have for your trailer. The load range indicates the horizontal and sidewall strength of a tire. It is represented by a letter within each tire size. Each load range letter correlates to a specific number of tire plies and a load pressure in psi
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• What is Required to Tow a 1750kg Trailer With a 1999 Ford Explorer
  
• If your trailer weighs 1750kg, or around 3900lbs, when it is loaded, the # 70647 hitch would be a good choice for your application, as it is rated for 5000lbs towing capacity. However, if you already have a trailer hitch installed from the factory on your 1999 Ford Explorer, I would recommend checking the capacity. If the capacity rating on the factory hitch was high enough, at 4000 or 5000lbs, you could just use the hitch you already have installed. You will also need to wire the vehicl
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• Wiring Harness Connection Location On a 1999 Ford Explorer Limited with Tow Package
  
• I see exactly what you are talking about. I checked the stock we have on hand and all of the # 118241 wiring harnesses have the pins in the 3 O-clock and 10 O-clock positions with the locking tab up. I then spoke with our installation tech and he feels that the directions for the 1999 Explorer are wrong. He says that he remembers having to use the connector that is on the drivers side and that the picture on our web page was taken following the manufacturers directions and never got corrected. C
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• Curt Front Mount Hitch, Part # C31051 Fit on a 1999 Ford Explorer
  
• According to our contacts at Curt Manufacturing, the Front Mount Hitch, part # C31051 will fit all 1999 Explorer/Mountaineer models except the Explorer Sport Trac. To see the installation details, click the provided link.
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• Installing a 7-Way Trailer Connector on a 1999 Ford Explorer
  
• Many people find that 12 Volt circuit helpful for keeping a trailer battery charged, for a break away system, or for powering accessories on the trailer but it is not absolutely necessary. I would go ahead and wire it up, better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. You would want to use a minimum of 12 gauge wire and run it to the positive battery terminal via a 40 amp inline circuit breaker, part number 9510. I'll include a link for the breaker which you can find below
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