Do you have a factory tow package for a GM Truck?
Do you have a factory tow package for a GM Truck?
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Do you have the factory tow package z82?
I think Z82 is the factory towing package, but the Z82 RPO may just refer to a suspension package only. Look in the glovebox for the codes. If I remember correctly that is where they were that year. Unless they moved from the door to the glovebox then back to the door. Look in the glovebox for the codes.
How to tell if a towing Prep package is installed?
Open you car’s driver door and write down the VIN code found along the inside edge of the door. The VIN, or vehicle identification number, is the car’s “DNA”. Write this code down and bring it to the dealer of the make of your car. Ask the dealer to run a check on the car with the VIN to find the factory installed options.
Where is the trailer brake harness on a Chevy Silverado?
This will allow you to make the proper connections to the harness located under the dash. Looking under the driver side dash on the left side, you’ll see a wiring harness taped up out of the way. This is the trailer brake harness that you’ll need to pull down.
Open you car’s driver door and write down the VIN code found along the inside edge of the door. The VIN, or vehicle identification number, is the car’s “DNA”. Write this code down and bring it to the dealer of the make of your car. Ask the dealer to run a check on the car with the VIN to find the factory installed options.
Do you need a trailer brake controller for a Chevy Silverado?
Unfortunately, GM chose not to make trailer brake controllers standard with the HD towing option. For those of you who have a trailer with electronic brakes, this means you’ll need to install one yourself.
Where is the power junction box on a Chevy Silverado?
Locate the red wire taped between the fender well and the power junction box on the passenger side. Once you find it you’ll need to pull it out and you’ll notice it already has a ring terminal installed. Figure 7. Power wire location. Figure 8.
This will allow you to make the proper connections to the harness located under the dash. Looking under the driver side dash on the left side, you’ll see a wiring harness taped up out of the way. This is the trailer brake harness that you’ll need to pull down.
