Custom Fit 2002 Toyota Tacoma Accessories

Since you will be towing a travel trailer, which is a static load that does not change weights all of the time, I recommend going with leaf springs, see link. If you have a 2 wheel drive model that is not a Pre-Runner, go with #SSA1 for 2,000 pound…

The Deka Battery Isolator - 95 Amp #DW08770 does require the ignition switch be connected to the E post. This is how you ensure the batteries are isolated and the auxiliary battery does not draw power from the starting battery. You will want to use…

When installing the Deka Battery Isolator - 120 Amp #DW08771 you actually do not tap into the ignition systems. Instead you will run the wire from the alternator to the A post on the Isolator, then run a wire from the number 1 post of the isolator to…

There isn't a special kit you would have to use to install battery isolator on your 2015 Toyota Tacoma unless it uses a Delco or GM CS alternator (which isn't likely). So you would use the regular kit, #DW08769.

The Deka Battery Isolator #DW08770 is not vehicle-specific; it will work fine on your 1986 Dodge Ramcharger to protect the truck battery from excessive discharge and to regulate current in a multi-battery system. If your truck has a CS alternator you…

When installing Super Springs Suspension Enhancement, #SSA1, anything that that is in the area where the springs will mount will need to be relocated, if possible, so that the action of the spring does not damage it. I have included a link to the…

There are not many differences between the Tekonsha T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness part #118379, Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness part #C55379 and the Hopkins Plug-In Simple Vehicle Wiring Harness part #HM43315 for the 2002 Toyota Tacoma besides…

Since we don't have a 7-way kit for your 2001 Toyota Tacoma the best solution is to start with a 4-way that fits your 2001 Toyota Tacoma like part #118379 and then convert to a 7-way with #37185 and connect just the reverse light circuit of the…

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

That harness you found would plug into the gray connector of the Tow Ready Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring #118245 that you referenced and thats all you would need to do to have a working 4-way on your 2001 Toyota 4Runner.

Although you may have already checked your wiring and not noticed any obvious short, the fact that your circuit breaker #9510 is continuously tripping is a key indicator that you have a short circuit somewhere in your wiring. You're going to need…

In order to actuate the trailer brakes, you'd need a brake controller installed in the vehicle and a 6 or 7-way trailer connector. A 4 pole flat wiring harness like the #18002 you'd looked at carries 4 circuits- right turn/brake lamp, left…