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dobboy

Fitting A Tow Bar (Electrics)

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dobboy

I've got a price over the phone for the complete installation of a tow bar and electrics to a 2013 Transit van.

 

A couple of Q's if anyone can advise.

 

Will it need a relay box?

 

and does the fitter access the electrics at one of the rear lights? do you think the ply lining can stay as is?

 

Not a very good pic, but I assume the ply lining must allow us access to change the back lamps etc, do you think that would be adequate for the fitter?

 

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Miles

Depends on the fitter, most just scotch lock into the rear lights with a little buzzer, Not sure with Fords but Pug do a special relay box with a separate 12v feed so the trailer lights don;t dim and the Fog light works, it's why even in a 205 you have some spare wires in the back

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dobboy

Ah thanks Miles, so you think there's a slim chance this Aux 12v may already be around the light?

 

£270 sound ok for the lot supplied and fitted?

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toolie72

That's all right for a fitted towbar as companies are not allowed to fit 2nd hand ones

 

New transit custom has to be hooked up to computer after a towbars fitted (supposedly)

 

Of course it's free to just use mirrors when reversing instead of relying on the towball 'bump' lol

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