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I received a reply about the harness. I copied the Mav part number and pasted it in the question. The reply asked it was F150 or super duty?. Not good.
Ok, my receiver arrived with a bag of 8 bolts and "Instructions". Step 1: an eyeball, a book, and a bumper magically being removed. WTH does that mean? So much for an easy install.
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Can you post a pic of the parts. What about the trailer light plug? Thanks.Ok, my receiver arrived with a bag of 8 bolts and "Instructions". Step 1: an eyeball, a book, and a bumper magically being removed. WTH does that mean? So much for an easy install.
No wiring harness or plugs included. For those considering DIY installation, attached are the instructions included with the Maverick 2022 Receiver, Ford Part #NZ6Z17D826C:
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I like that! Might need to get one like that though I'd prefer if it fits my golf cart and 4 wheelerDon't bring me into it.
Found a great used 5x8 that the previous owner outgrew. Only 2 years old but he reran the wiring and put a new jack with wheel on. Plus he modified it with 2x12s, 2x10s and 4x4s for extra sidewall and header support.
You can also use your salesmen employee discount for 23% and make it a little less painful check with him or her
Yes, but it appears that you will need a Ford Factory Repair Manual for instructions on how to remove and reinstall the bumper. That may cost an additional $295! I am hoping that someone will install a hitch and let us know how it goes.
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I thought you could add installation when you order it for $130.
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I’m having mine installed by a truck accessories shop on Tuesday for $240.Ok, my receiver arrived with a bag of 8 bolts and "Instructions". Step 1: an eyeball, a book, and a bumper magically being removed. WTH does that mean? So much for an easy install.
I ordered the OEM 4-pin wiring harness with the adapter that connects to the left side of the bumper. The bad news is there’s nowhere to connect it to underneath the truck. The mechanic at the truck shop spent about 225-30 minutes looking under my truck for a connector, but he didn't find any.
I have an XL that I purchased when a customer canceled his order. He didn't order the towing package.
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Doing a ford parts search. I believe you need a new rear vehicle harness that indicates hitch prep. Was just under 300.00 dollars.
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Do you have a link with pics?
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Went to dealer today. They can’t figure out the OEM harness parts. Gave me a print out with a poor pic and part numbers. But on Ford site you can’t expand the image when looking at parts.
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I think we might be S.O.L for a wirIng harness unless there’s an after market one available somewhere.
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