Essential RV Accessory: Pollak 11-893P 🔌 OEM Style 7-Way Socket for Optimal Connectivity Review

I loved that it fit my car perfectly (Excursion 2004). This is EXACTLY the same part as the Ford minus the text on the lever on the cover. The only loss is the Ford name and part number, which are replaced with the manufacturer's name instead. I take that as a HUGE savings on a Ford part sold today. I've read that others have had to drill new holes to get their parts to fit - they were the same pattern as the original and held on with the same 4 screws (this part didn't come with the required 4

The flip cover of our built in connector broke when hit by an object in the platform. The dealer said you have to buy the whole thing with the cable and you can't just buy this part. It cost about $80, but I knew this part had to be there. Bolted to the truck is a plastic base plate with a bolt at each end. This is the part that screws into the one with 4 torx screws. Pull on it and it comes out with the cord attached. Press the latch on the back and disconnect the connector. Put it on this and

I have checked the part numbers through my local VW dealer. This is the correct towbar cable connector for VW ID.4 1st edition 2021 or if your vehicle was fitted with a towbar (Pro S). A plug is installed on the right (passenger side) of the receiver. Remove the screws and remove the factory fitted connector (save the screws). You'll need to insert your finger to hold the car's wiring harness connector while you press the small red tab to unlock the connector. (I used a tiny flathead…