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I recommend installing a separate 12 volt accessory outlet. For this, you can use the Roadmaster 12 Volt Outlet Kit, #RM-9332. This kit works great for vehicles that require fuses to be pulled. The 5ft cord should provide plenty of length to route…
view full answer...The most popular Thule crossbars for your 2014 Toyota RAV4 are the 53 inch WingBars #TH711400, in silver or #TH711420 in black. You'll need the Evo raised rail feet #TH710401 as well. These will fit your RAV4 as long as you have the raised rails…
view full answer...There is not a lot of difference between the Thule Interstate, #TH869, and Outbound, #TH868, roof mount cargo bags. Basically you are looking at capacity differences. the Interstate has a 16 cubic foot capacity and the Outbound has a 13 cubic foot…
view full answer...The Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness #C56350 for your 2014 Toyota RAV4 uses the battery connection to send power to the trailer lights directly off the battery. Older vehicles where the manufacturer put in larger wire than what the tail lights…
view full answer...While I was unable to confirm the exact dimensions of the Norcold 1200LRIM, I think your current refrigerator to be 63-1/4 inches tall, 32-11/16 inches wide, and 24 inches deep. Please confirm this. The Everchill RV refrigerator with freezer drawer…
view full answer...Hey Charles, The bolts lengths vary by 5mm depending on the exact hitch you have but they all use the factory weld nuts so you'd need an M12 x 1.25mm x either 35mm or 40mm bolt. Since they use the factory weld nuts they aren't self tapping,…
view full answer...Curt makes really nice trailer hitches. I would put the #C13149 up against an OEM hitch any day. I checked out the OEM Toyota hitch for RAV4s and I don't see any reason it would be stronger in any way. Only significant difference I can see is…
view full answer...If you can access an open end of the frame where the weld nut broke off you could fishwire a new carriage bolt in place of the weldnut. Otherwise you may have to weld the hitch on or see if a local garage like you mentioned could come up with a way…
view full answer...The hitch is rated for its given capacity when installed according to the installation instructions and that includes the torque ratings specified in the instructions. If they are too tight you can damage the hitch and vehicle frame. Not tight enough…
view full answer...Over torqueing the mounting bolts on your Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver, #76112, may stress the mounting bolts to the limits and could cause a failure of the hitch. I recommend replacing the mounting bolts with #RHK. The #RHK is a replacement…
view full answer...If one of the weld nuts on your vehicle is stripped then your only option to install the Curt Class I Trailer Hitch #C11265 is really to obtain a screw tap from a local hardware store so that you can make the weld nut accept a slightly larger bolt.…
view full answer...Sounds like you broke the weld nut in the trailer frame of your vehicle as you were torquing the hitch bolts down. Normally this doesn't happen but if the torque wrench used is out of calibration it's easier to do. One solution would be to…
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