Will Factory 7-Way Harness of 2003 Toyota 4Runner Reach Mounting Bracket of Draw Tite Hitch

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I have a 2003 4Runner Sport V8 with the “lesser” hitch. I’m upgrading to the Draw-Tite and wondering... will the factory 7-pin harness with my tow package reach the Draw-Tite mounting bracket or will I need to purchase HM43374 also?

asked by: Susan

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Expert Reply:

We've had a few customers send us pictures of their factory 7-way reaching the mounting bracket of the Draw Tite hitch part # 75155 that you are upgrading to so you'd be fine!

expert reply by: Jameson C

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