Custom Fit 2006 Chevrolet Equinox Accessories

It sounds like you're looking for the fuse that controls the 12v power to your 7 way connector. The fuse for the 12v power on a 2007 Chevy Silverado (New Body Style) is located at the front of the power distribution box under the hood of the…

The Dexter Nev-R-Adjust electric trailer brakes can be manually adjusted. There are a couple teeth of the adjustment wheel that are exposed just under the lever that you referenced. I have attached a photo showing the teeth. You will likely need a…

On your 2005 Chevrolet Express Van with the 7-wire trailer harness you will need to use a circuit tester like the #PTW2993 and test the function of each wire to know where to connect to the 7-wire outlet. I am sending a link with a picture of a 7-way…

If the 12-volt pin on your trailer connector isn't working, you've got a missing or blown fuse or the wiring connection at the fuse box under the hood wasn't finalized. You're looking for a 40 amp fuse, located in position #68 in the…

If your 2008 Chevy Express Van were already set up for trailer lights and a brake controller, it would have a factory installed 7-Way trailer connector at the rear of the vehicle or a wiring harness located inside the driver side frame rail near the…

On GM vehicles of that vintage, the 12-V pin should be hot regardless of whether the ignition is on or not. If it isn't showing voltage even with the ignition on, you're almost certainly on the right track thinking it's a blown or…

It might be the tester. If the tester uses LED lights and it is a powered harness there can be some bleed off from the harness. This is normal and since LED lights require such little power draw they would light up a little. If you are using Curt…

The Curt Easy Mount Bracket for 2-inch hitches, part #C58000, provides a mounting surface for both flat (4- or 5-way) and round (6- or 7-way) vehicle side trailer connectors. It is made of durable powder-coated steel and includes stainless steel…

What you need for your boat trailer is a pole tongue adapter like part #RP58393. This product is designed to work on trailers with straight tongues just like your boat trailer. I attached a picture of what it looks like installed. The best way to…

It is odd that it's left out but yes you do need to drill through the outside plates of the Reese pole tongue adapter part #RP58393 to attach the brackets of the weight distribution system that you have. For the other brands like Equal-i-zer…

If your current brake assemblies are self-adjusting, once the hub/drum is removed you will be able to see the adjuster cable extending across the brake assembly as shown in the photo I have edited for you. If you find you do not have them, you can…

Self-adjusting brakes #AKEBRK-7-SA do not require that you travel in reverse for them to adjust. They can adjust themselves going forward or backward. Keep in mind that even self-adjusting brakes require 1 initial adjustment. You could just install…