1998 Ford Van Accessories

Trailer Hitch

Trailer Wiring

Brake Controller

Front Mount Hitch

Towing Mirrors

Base Plate for Tow Bar

Roof Rack

Ladder Rack

Trunk Bike Rack

Cold Air Intake

Air Filter

Suspension Enhancement

Transmission Cooler

Performance Chip

Interior Lights

Exterior Lights

Tire Chains

Fluid Filters

Vehicle Sway Bars

Vehicle Lightbars

Catalytic Converters

Vehicle Snow Plows

Floor Mats

Tube Steps

Vehicle Covers

Bug Shield

Side Window Vents

Bumpers

Lamp Guards

Van Cargo Mat

Replacement Mirrors

Windshield Wiper Blades

Wheel Liners

1998 Ford Van Questions and Answers

• Distance from Center of Hitch Pin Hole to the Tray of the Curt Cargo Carrier # C18100 Folded Down
  
• The distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the nearest portion of the Curt Cargo Carrier # C18100 when folded down is 8 inches. When folded up that distance is 5 inches. I attached a review video for this product as well.
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• How Does Clip for Titan Flexible Brake Line Tubing # T0776400 Install on Trailer Frame
  
• The Titan Flexible Brake Line Tubing Clip # T0776400 installs to your trailer's frame along with a mating bracket, part # T0776300. Bracket part # T0776300 bolts on to your trailer frame (hardware not supplied) and the clip portion then attaches to the bracket and holds the end of the brake line fitting. This should be noted on the product page for clarity and I have requested such an update.
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• Will Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Hose Work On Trailer
  
• The Kodiak Hydraulic Brake Hose w/ Stainless Flares, part # BH-3MFS-18, you referenced has the standard 3/16 inch male fittings and 3/8 inch thread size so this should work fine for you. From the looks of the photo you sent, the brass coupler being used appears to fit a standard size brake line.
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• What is the Outside Diameter of the PVC Tubes on Fulton Boat Guide # FGB1500100
  
• I spoke with my contact over at Fulton about the Fulton Boat Guide # FGB1500100. He said that the outer diameter of the PVC tubes is 2 inches. That means the CE Smith lights, # CE27656A, should fit just fine. And thanks, etrailer thinks that you're the best, too!
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• Troubleshooting a Tekonsha Brake Controller part # 39510 that Won't Power Up
  
• To determine if your current controller is wired up correctly you will need to test the 4 wires coming out of the Tekonsha Voyager part # 39510. The black wire should have 12 volts on it at all times, the red wire should only see voltage when the brakes of your tow vehicle are applied, the white wire will be the ground wire for the controller and the blue wire carries the signal to your 7-way. I suspect the problem is on the black wire since the controller since it sounds like the controller...
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• Brake Controller Wiring Harness for Voyager Controller and 1998 Ford E-Series Van
  
• If your 1998 Ford Van has a factory 4 or 7-Way trailer connector then you would use wiring harness # 3035-P. If you do have a 4-Way then you will also need # 37185 to add a 7-Way. The blue brake wire will need to be manually run from the controller to the back of the 7-Way. If you do have a 7-Way then you will not need to do any additional wiring. I have included a link to a how-to article that should also help.
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• Position of Blue Ox TigerTrak # TT240 When Installed on Motorhome Using 1998 Ford E350 Chassis
  
• I phoned my contact in the tech services department at Blue Ox, who tells me that the TigerTrak # TT2402 would install ahead of your differential. The bar would indeed pass over the driveshaft.
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• Rear Suspension Enhancement for a Coachman Camper Van on a 1998 Ford E-250 Van Chassis
  
• The Firestone kit # F2061 fits 2007 to 2008 Ford E-250 cab and chassis vans and 1992 to 2012 E-350 cab and chassis vans but not a 1998. I spoke with Firestone and they stated that they did not have a confirmed fit for the 1998 E-250 converted into a motor home but we do have an excellent option that will work. Take a look at the Timbren springs # TFER35092B. These springs provide support and will reduce side to side roll and help with bottoming out. They do work independently from side...
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• Will the Curt Class III Hitch # 13053 Fit on a 1998 E350 Van with 245/65-16 Spare Tire Installed
  
• As long as the 245/65-16 spare tire on your 1998 E350 Van is the OEM size spare, the Curt Class III Trailer Hitch, item # 13053, will fit with the spare tire in the OEM location. The spare may need to be slightly repositioned but will not require modification. If the 245/65-16 spare tire on your van is larger than the original size spare tire then we have not been able to test the fit with that size wheel and tire installed. For a ball mount to be used with the factory step bumper...
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• Which Ball Mount Can be Used With Curt Trailer Hitch # 14053 for a 1998 Ford Econoline 250
  
• The recommended ball mount for Curt Trailer Hitch # 14053 for the 1998 Ford Econoline Van is # 2923. However, for your specific needs you may need a longer ball mount or one with a different rise/drop. In order to determine the rise or drop you will need there is a simple method you can use. With the hitch installed and the van and trailer on level ground, measure from the ground to the top of the receiver opening. Then measure from the ground to the bottom of the trailer coupler (with...
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• Will I Have to Modify My Exhaust to Fit of the Ultra Frame Trailer Hitch for a 1998 Ford E-250 Van
  
• I spoke with my contact at the manufacturer and he assured me that the exhaust would not have to be moved or modified to install the Ultra Frame Trailer Hitch, item # 41906, on your 1998 Ford E250 Van.If you have an aftermarket exhaust or the exhaust has been changed then there is a possibility of interference. If a charcoal canister is present you will have to remove and reinstall the charcoal canister in its original location with existing bolts. Be sure that the canister does not...
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