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If you have the proper trailer wiring kit, there isn't anything going up to the battery. The harness has everything in it. Here are the instructions direct from Nissan https://www.nissan-techinfo.com/asistgc_1/USENG/diskdocs/1/T/H/1TH29.PDF Sounds like you have a tail light convertor box. They are trouble prone. I've had to use them in the past. They tend to fail in short order. Nissan's don't like them, they have been known to damage the BCM (expensive computer that runs the body and you can't live without it). The factory tow harness has all the circuits isolated correctly by engineers who designed the original wiring system. -
By Glacierlily · Posted
We just installed a new trailer hitch on our 2020 NV2500 and got the proper hook-up kit for the trailer lights. In regards to the power wire that feeds up to the battery, what would be the best place to connect this wire since all of the wiring for this hitch seems to be very specific? Thanks for any advise. -
By Glacierlily · Posted
Can someone tell me what all these fused wires serve? They are 80, 60, 80 & 100amp left to right (in photo). There is nothing about these fuses in the owner's manual. Thanks in advance! :} -
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By captaincaveman · Posted
I am looking to install an aftermarket keyless entry system on my NV2500. In so doing, I'm trying to remove the door panel on the right rear van door, specifically, removing the door handle and trim. I don't see anything holding it in, and suspect it just clips in. But I don't want to break it so I thought I would check if there was a trick to getting the door trim off. -
By captaincaveman · Posted
Yes, I just took a small flat head and worked around the gap and worked them up and off. It wasn't hard. For the chrome shell. Hack .. spit ... pathoo on them. I ended up taking a medium sized flat head, and punched it thru the top of the shell, and then pried the top back and try to and get the bit between the shell and the nut. Then twisted and tried to split the shell. It was a pain. Some came off easier than others. But they all came off eventually. I think I averaged 5 minutes a nut. With appropriate beer brakes. -
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Here are some pics to show current layout. Passenger's seat is back, and the second sleeping place had been added.
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Based on what we see in the wild, it’s Sprinters, ProMasters or roof top tents on trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Add in the fact that aspiring van campers still have no idea NVs exist. Andy, Good move adding sleeping space for 2 and the passenger seat.
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By Local Apparent Friday · Posted
Surprised this thing is still sitting, it's top 3 of the NV builds I've seen.
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