Trailer Hitch Installation - 2008 Chevrolet Colorado - etrailer.com
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Today we are going to install hitch part number 82641 on a 2008 Chevy Colorado, and this hitch also fits models from 2004 through 2007, as well as 2004 through 2008 GMC Canyon. On the side of the frame we need to remove this rear-most bolt that attaches the bumper and bracket to the frame. And on the bottom, on pre-2008 models there are actually going to be two logistic holes here. On this 2008 model, there is actually a weld nut with a bolt into here, which we are actually going to take out, and we will be using this hole as well. We need to do that on both sides of the frame.
Okay, with the bolts removed out of the frame, we want to go ahead and put the carriage bolt and block into the frame. And I am going to go through this hole here. And we actually want to use the fish wire that they provided. We want to feed it through the hole at the bottom of the frame and then run it out through the side access hole. Then we want to put the block on and then wrap the threads of the bolt with the bolt leader here. This allows us to pull the bolt and the block through the frame. And for pre-2008 models that have the secondary hole here, we want to do the same thing as well. But we want to make sure that the blocks do not overlap inside the framework, and we need to do this on both sides of the frame. I do want to make mention here that, again, on models before 2008 where you have both holes and not the weld nut, the block alignment is critical.
Okay, with the hitch loosely installed here on the frame, I am going to go ahead and put the existing fastener that we took out earlier back into the frame. Then we are going to go over here to the side of the frame and install the fastener here. We want to make sure we put the 1/2 inch block in between the hitch and the frame. And we want to use the 14-mm hardware that they provided in the installation kit. Now we want to attach all fasteners on both sides. Now that we have got all the fasteners loosely installed, the next step is to tighten them down and then torque them to their specifications. The 1/2 inch fasteners here at the base of the frame are going to be torqued to 75 foot-pounds and the 14-mm fastener on the side of the frame gets torqued to 85 foot-pounds. And now that we have got all the bolts torqued down, the installation is complete. This concludes the installation of hitch part number 82641 on a 2008 Chevy Colorado.
Trailer Hitch Installation - 2007 GMC Canyon - etrailer.com
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Today we are going to be installing part number 87458 from Hidden Hitch on a 2007 GMC Canyon. When installing the trailer hitch, the first thing you want to do is to go ahead and lower the spare tire to get it up and out of the way. Looking over here at the passengers side frame rail, we are going to go ahead and point out the mounting location for the trailer hitch. As you can see here on the side of the frame, we have got two existing bolts that are holding the bumper onto the frame rail. We are going to be taking these two bolts out and putting the hitch up into position, and those provide the two side-mounted attaching points for the trailer hitch.
We are going to use this existing hole here at the bottom of the frame. We are going to take the fish wire that is provided in the installation kit. We are going to feed that through the hole and out through the access hole in the side of the frame here. OK, and then we just want to put the fish wire through the block and then wrap the threads of the carriage bolt with the fish wire. And we will just pull that through. With the fasteners in place and the bolts removed, we can go ahead and put the hitch up into position. I do want to note before we start, you can see we have got a close-up here of the carriage bolts that we had put in place. You can see where the crossmember meets the frame here, that there is typically a decent-size weld that makes this a little bit of an offset when the hitch goes up to meet the frame. In order to take that out of there, we want to add some washers. You can add one or two, as needed. But basically you want the bottom of the frame to be even with the crossmember there.
OK, now I am going to go ahead and put the hitch up, and I am going to start by hanging it from the carriage bolts. I am just going to loosely install those for the time being, because, again, I do have to add those washers in. OK, and with the carriage bolts loosely installed, we want to go ahead and attach the fasteners to the side of the frame. In these positions, you are going to note that the hitch is very wide, and you have got a lot of space in between the frame and the hitch itself, because we do need to add these large blocks in between the frame and the hitch. To feed our new hardware into position, we want to use the new hex bolts and conical-tooth washer, and I am just going to go ahead and loosely thread those in, just to get it started. OK, and here on the drivers side as well, you can see we have got some interference with the crossmember when I put it up. It looks like on the drivers side here I may only need to use one washer.
All right, and with the bolts in place, we can go ahead and snug them up. And with all the bolts snugged down, we can go ahead and torque them down now to their specified torque ratings. You want to check with your directions to verify the appropriate torque rating for each individual bolt. And with all of our bolts torqued down, our installation is complete. You want to make sure you put your spare tire back up if you had removed it. This will conclude the installation of hitch part number 87458 on a 2007 GMC Canyon.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2007 GMC Canyon - etrailer.com
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Today we are going to be installing wiring harness part number 118301 on a 2007 GMC Canyon. All right, we are underneath the vehicle now, and we have removed the spare tire to gain a little more access. Over here on the drivers side frame rail, we are at the rear end, where the first crossmember meets the frame, you can see the plug-in right here. And that is the plug that we are going to be using to plug our T-harness into. To disconnect the harness, we just want to depress the button here and pull them apart. And then we simply want to take our T-connector and plug it in line. You want to push it in until you hear the click.
OK, and you can see here on the harness as well we have a white wire with a ring terminal on the end of it that is going to be our ground wire. I am going to go ahead and take the self-tapping screw that is provided in the installation kit and just screw that on right there. You can also see on the back side of the converter box here we have got double-sided tape. This nice, flat portion of the trailer hitch is where I am going to mount it. And then I am just going to take the 4-pole here and just feed it up and bring it out here at the front of the trailer hitch. And the only thing left to do is to secure any loose wires that you may have, and you may use the cable ties that are provided in the installation kit to do so. OK, and with the wires secured up and out of the way, the installation will be complete. And this concludes the installation of wiring harness part number 118301 on a 2007 GMC Canyon.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2008 Chevrolet Colorado - etrailer.com
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installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today we are going to be installing wiring harness part number 118301 on a 2008 Chevrolet Colorado. OK, we are underneath the vehicle and we removed the spare tire, and if you kind of look at the crossmember here, follow it to the drivers side you can see the T-harness that we are going to be disconnecting on the vehicle here. This is where our aftermarket harness is going to plug into. So the first thing we want to do is just go ahead and push the tab in and pull the connectors apart. OK, then we just want to go ahead and plug our harness in line here, like so.
We want to find a mounting location for our converter box. You can see there is double-sided tape on the back side. We went ahead and cleaned off this location here and we are just going to go ahead and remove the cover from the tape and stick that right there, like so. OK. And then lastly, we want to ground the ground wire. Again, right here on the crossmember would be a perfect location to go ahead and ground it, we are going to go ahead and do that with the self-tapping screw that was provided with the installation kit. OK, and with the ground wire secured, our installation is complete. And this concludes the installation of wiring harness part number 118301 on a 2008 Chevrolet Colorado.
Trailer Hitch Installation - 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 - etrailer.com
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Today we are going to install part number 87430 from Hidden Hitch, and we are going to install this on a 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 pickup. Now this will also apply to Draw-Tite part number 75521. To begin our install, we actually test fitted the hitch to make sure we had plenty of clearance for the spare tire. Now we will go ahead and show you where the hitch bolts up.
First, it bolts up where this existing factory bolt is right here. We use this hole, and one farther back. And this is identical on both sides. Also the hitch will install on the bumper in these two pre-existing weld nuts in the bumper itself. So we are going to start off by taking our bolts down at the end of the frame. All right, let us go ahead and take the hitch and put it in position and install our hardware on those bolts that we took out earlier.
All right, we are going to install the rest of the hardware into the frame itself. Just your block and your bolt into the frame, install our hardware. All right, we are going to leave our hardware loose because we will have to have the hitch loose itself so we can move it around to get the rest of the bolts in at the bumper, too. OK, let us go ahead and install our hardware for the bumper mount. This is the part here where it would probably be a good idea to move the hitch around to help you get the bolts lined up. All right, once you have got everything started, go ahead and snug down the bolts. OK, at this point we can give the bolts their final torque, as specified in the instructions. And that finishes up our install of part number 87430 on our 2008 Chevrolet Silverado pickup.
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SOLD: For Sale: 2004 Chevrolet Colorado Z71
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UPDATE:
Sold the truck back in August and bought a 350z on the same day. I'll miss this truck though, it was an awesome whip.
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I've created this video to post on several online automotive sale websites to show potential buyers the condition of my truck. I'll list the details below.
2004 Chevrolet Colorado Z71 2x4
55,500 Miles
I5 3.5 Vortec Engine
Manual 5 speed
Traction Control
31x10.5 BFG All Terrain Tires
15" Unique 297 Rims
Purple Royal Synthetic Oil only
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4x4 Diesel Chevy Colorado
I live and work overseas in Thailand. Here is a shot of my truck. It is a 2007 Chevy Colorado. It has a 3.0 liter 4 cylinder diesel. I changed the turbo to a Holset HX 32 and installed a bigger Intercooler. It was Dynoed in Bangkok and it had 283 rear wheel horse power and 411 ft/lbs of torque. This was with 275/45R20 tires. I just lifted it and put on 35" tires. I will be changing the programmer to a stand alone unit to see if there is some more power in there. There should be some updates in a couple months. Rainy season is coming!!
Pioneer Double Din 3300BT
Me showing my new radio. It's a Pioneer Double Din 3300BT Unit that can play DVD, has USB, AUX, and SD slots on the front. I got it installed in my 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP and it's awesome!
My 2006 Chevy Colorado Z71
*****truck is sold*****
2006 Chevy Colorado Z71 Crew Cab
3.5L I-5 Automatic
Flo-Pro Max Muffler and exhuast tip Single exhuast
Lund Fast Back Cab Fairing
SuperModulation White 60LED SSLD2 signals with a custom touch
Mountain View Pistons Car Club
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Bad ass Colorado
Chevy Colorado, 2005 I5 with4" TOUGH COUNTRY LIFT, 31" DICK CEPEK TIRES WRAPPED AROUND 17 X 8" GOLIATH RIMS, TWO ROCKFORD FOSGATE 6.5" SPEAKERS IN FRONT, FOUR R.F. TWEETERS, A 1600 WATT R.F. AMP, PIONEER PREMIER DECK WITH USB HOOK UP- AUX HOOK UP- AND IPOD HOOK UP IN BACK, SO YOUR IPOD CAN BE IN YOUR GLOVEBOX. CUSTOM SUB BOX (BELOW BACK SEAT) EQUIPPED WITH TWO PIONEER 10" SUBS, ALL WEATHER RUMMER "HARLEY DAVIDSON" FLOOR MATS, FLOWMASTER ExhaustWITH CHROME TIP, AEM BRUTE FORCE AIR INTAKE, JET PERFORMANCE CHIP, TWO OFFROAD LIGHTS, CUSTOM GRILL (LINCOLN STYLE) -I'VE NEVER SEEN SOMEONE ELSE WITH THIS GRILL- TINT, TWO DIAMOND PLATED MUD GUARDS, DIAMOND PLATED TRUCK BOX, MOUNTED TUBULAR NERF BARS, FENDER FLARES (THREE INCH I THINK), BED LINER
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