The Air Lift Air Shock Controller Compressor, part # AL25804 includes the onboard compressor; dash mounted gauge panel; hardware and air lines. An air tank isn't included. Since the compressor is manually operated from the dash panel, a pressure switch isn't included. view full answer...
Hey Scott, for your 2003 Ford Windstar we don't have any custom fit trailer wiring harnesses available so you would have to go with a universal style harness like the Curt # C59236 which will require splicing into your vehicle taillights. view full answer...
The shackles like the # TRSL225 are bare steel. With enough contact with moisture they will begin to show signs of surface rust. Especially on a boat trailer that backed into saltwater. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Hopkins about wiring harness # HM40615. Looking at the relay with the metal tab facing up and pointed away from you the terminals have the following functions:
12 o'clock position = red power wire from converter to relay
3 o'clock = white ground wire
6 o'clock = red power wire out to vehicle battery
9 o'clock = black wire to vehicle left side connectors view full answer...
Hello Keith; since it was built after December 2002 there are no custom wiring harnesses available. The only option is to use a universal wiring harness like the # C59236 you were looking at. This uses quick splices to connect to your vehicle wiring and still uses a powered converter with a hot lead that runs directly to your vehicle battery. view full answer...
Hopkins tail light converter # HM48895 is a universal fit item so you can use it on your 2003 Ford Windstar.
There are other, custom fit options available though. Check the build-date sticker in the door jamb of your Windstar. If it was built before November 2002 you can use # HM40615. If it was built after October 2002 then you can use # 36345. view full answer...
The first things to check are the On/Off switch on your Fogatti water heater, like part # LSB64FR, and the fuse located below the switch. If the switch is on and the fuse looks good then you need to verify that you have 12V power actually getting to the water heater, which can be done using a circuit tester # PTW2993. If you don't have power to the unit then you need to make sure you're getting 12V power, any fuses or breakers are in good shape, and that the wiring isn't damaged anywhere.
If... view full answer...
Your 2003 Ford Windstar will require the Plug-N-Tow (R) Low-Side Switching Hardwire Kit # 36345 since it was produced after October 2002. Ford switched to a negative power input on these vehicles.
The Hopkins Plug-In Simple Vehicle Wiring Harness # HM40615 is only for the Windstar produced before November 2002. view full answer...
For your 2003 Ford Windstar the Curt hitch part # 13085 is a confirmed fit and has the highest towing capacities of 4,000 lbs total trailer weight and 400 lbs tongue weight.
From the research I did on your vehicle it can have towing capacities of between 2,000 and 3,500 lbs depending on how the vehicle is equipped so you would need to check your owners manual for more info.
Since you wanted to do some towing you might be interested in etrailer ball mount kit # 989900. It comes with 2... view full answer...
Your 2000 Ford Windstar has a gross trailer weight rating of 2,000 pounds unless it has the optional trailer tow package AND 3.8 liter motor. If it has both of those features then it is rated for up to 3,500 pounds.
Curt trailer hitch # 13085 itself is rated for 4,000 pounds gross trailer weight so it covers all of the 2000 Ford Windstar models. But you are still limited to whatever the vehicle is rated for (see towing section of the owner's manual for more information) since all of the... view full answer...
Yes, we have a wiring diagram for the 7-Pole, RV-Style Trailer Socket, # PK12-707E. I have added a photo of the wiring diagram for the vehicle side and trailer side connector for you to review and I have added a link to our trailer wiring diagrams page which has more information about trailer connector wiring diagrams for you.
If you are looking to add a 7-Way RV connector to your 1995 Ford Windstar, we have all of the wiring you will need. You would start with a working 4-Way connector,... view full answer...
Hey Phil, I think I found what you're looking for but unfortunately it looks like the wiring harness has been discontinued since what looks like 2021 which is probably why you can't find the video.
Similarly I've found the Hopkins Plug-In Simple Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # HM40615 which is available still but there is no install video for it but it's pretty easy to install.
All you'll need to do is plug into your vehicle's wiring harness which located... view full answer...
We do have a wiring harness option for you, but the Hopkins Tail Light Converter Kit # HM48895 you referenced is not a compatible fit on your 2002 Ford Windstar. I would recommend the Hopkins # HM40615 that is custom-made for your vehicle. It provides a 4-pole late trailer connector to your Windstar and features quick and easy installation.
I have provided links to the instructions for the proper installation of this item as well as a link to a video showing its installation on a 2002... view full answer...
If you try to splice a simple 4-way connector to your 2003 Ford Windstar you will not get proper taillight function and will cause electrical problems with the vehicle if you hook up a trailer. At the very least you will blow fuses and you could cause a problem with the vehicles computerized electronics.
Your Windstar is equipped with a different system for taillights than most other vehicles and needs a Low Side Switching Converter for the taillights to function properly. The converter... view full answer...
The wiring harness for your 1998 Ford Windstar is a plug and play harness, part # C55346. It plugs into your tail light assemblies. I have also included a link to the instructions for installing it on your vehicle.
The 4 pole round connector you were looking at, part # PK11409, can be used instead of the standard flat connectors. The part you were looking at was the trailer end connector. The vehicle end is part # PK11410. You would cut off the flat connector of the wiring harness mentioned... view full answer...
We do indeed sell the hardware kit for the Curt # 13085 hitch for a 2002 Ford Windstar. You'd want to order our replacement hardware kit, part # RHK. On the product page, there's a field where you can input the hitch part number, 13085 and a drop down menu where you can choose the hitch manufacturer, which is Curt.
The kit contains the following:
1 Fishwire tool for 1/2 inch bolt
6 1/4 inch x 1 inch x 2-1/2 inch square hole spacer plates
6 1/2-13 x 1-3/4 Carriage bolts
6 Hex Flange Nuts... view full answer...
The custom fit receiver hitch you are interested in, part # 13085, will fit around and allow you to access the spare tire.
If you'll be towing with your van, you'll need the following parts to complete your towing system:
Trailer wiring harness with 4 pin connector # HM40615 for models with a build date before November 2002 or # 36345 for models built after October 2002
Ball mount # C45010
2 inch trailer ball # 63845
1-7/8 inch trailer ball # 19260
I've linked to some install videos for you. view full answer...
Yes, the Titan Chain Cable Snow Tire Chains # TC1038 that you referenced have been confirmed as a fit for your 215/70R15 tire size. You will need to consult the owners manual of your 1998 Ford Windstar to see if there are any restrictions on snow chain usage. view full answer...
I have a simple solution to a complicated problem. You are using the wrong converter. Your Windstar uses what is called a low-side wiring system. This means that neutral side of the lighting circuit is turned on and off, instead of the positive or hot side. We do offer the correct wiring harness, part # HM40615. view full answer...
The Curt Class III Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13085 that we currently carry is designed to fit the 1995 - 2003 Ford Windstar. This will be the same for your hitch. No matter the classes for the hitches we carry they all have the same mounting locations on the frame. view full answer...
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