This 2015 Chevy Colorado is getting a Curt receiver hitch, 7 pin trailer wiring connector, and a brake controller. Chevy made it pretty easy for us. We also fix a few other minor issues and do some rust proofing!
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Connector supply still exists on amazon I bought 8 boxes of the un insulated butt connectors from one of your amazon links the other day @Watch Wes Work
Trailer lights only work in Heaven.
A couple of bolts through the number plate, works fine.
You do know where you added the aluminum you will create galvanic corrosion, just saying
Danger is my middle name, that's funny. Good job.
Nice Video!! Those pliers you used in the cab, I believe they were Klien brand, I have the ones made by T&B, should the cutting tips break off (one pair of mind did) I saw in a motor shop they just grind off the rest of the cutting tip and now the pliers can get into a tighter space between wires. Love those pliers, they make really great crimps!!
Wore my lil 3/8 impact out! Danged handy!
Ever seen the scotch lock type set up for a 110v home outlet?
I don't know how they build chev and gm in the states but up here in Canada everything is plug and play.
Hey where do you find all these wiring diagrams? Do you have to pay for them?
Help me out. Lol what can pull with that little thing.
Great capture of "low hanging fruit" in the automotive orchard with delicious Weslian aplomb ( Geez, I hope I said that right). I have to say that your alternate ending is a 'Stan and Olivia' moment that shows promise to become its own channel!
I believe the Curt hitches are manufactured where I live in Eau Claire, WI!
Wes check out Del city for your wiring needs!
Many years ago back in the 80s I worked for Telecom Australia as Lineman and we used Scotchlocks by the thousands dare I even say millions and some of these connections are still going strong now in 2020s but are being replaced by optic fibre so completely new technology is being used to connect wires together