Hitch & Backup lights
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Hitch & Backup lights
I was lucky that my hitch fit perfectly when I picked up my 4Runner. Now the problem...how can I get a drop of about 4-5 inches if another hitch won't fit?
Has anyone replaced their backup bulbs with brighter ones? Where can get them?
Thanks,
Morry
Has anyone replaced their backup bulbs with brighter ones? Where can get them?
Thanks,
Morry
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Are you asking how to drop the hitch 4-5"? All you need is a drop bracket that fits in your 2" receiver. It will lower the ball to the level you need it to hook up to your trailer.
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Originally posted by Morry
The problem lies with the spare tire. It is in the way. Only the factory unit fits.
The problem lies with the spare tire. It is in the way. Only the factory unit fits.
Just cut off any excess. To keep it from rusting, though, put some paint or sealer on the raw metal.
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