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Ford Van Tow Bar Wiring Questions and Answers

• Parts Needed to Flat Tow a 2007 Ford Van
  
• The only wiring kits available for your 2007 Ford van that don't require splicing are universal magnetic lights like the Optronics, part # TL21RK. These plug into the RV's 4-way trailer connector and completely bypass the van's wiring. It sounds like you already have what you need to connect the van to the RV. However, from my research it sounds like you may also need a drive shaft coupling disconnect in order for the van to be towed with all 4 wheels on the ground. I recommend checking...
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