Heavy Tow Package
#1
"Why Leave it Stock?"
Thread Starter
Hey all, quick question. Haven't found a clear answer on any threads I searched. Got a little curious yesterday so I looked into my tow package. I have a 2004 Screw, and it has a 7-pin and 4-pin blade connector below the rear bumper next to the OEM class IV receiver. I also have the plug for a trailer brake controller under the dash, (though I'm sure they all do), an auxiliary tranny fluid radiator, auxiliary power steering radiator, but only 6 lugs. My question is, is this indicative of max tow, or just a regular thing?
Last edited by acdiecast; 01-10-2014 at 01:22 PM.
#3
"Why Leave it Stock?"
Thread Starter
Sorry about that, I edited my original post because I hit send too early by accident. My question is if I have a regular option package or a heavy tow pkg of some kind.
#4
Just Creepin
Regular. Max tow has 7 lug rims.
Plug your vin in and see every single option your truck has or doesn't have.
Plug your vin in and see every single option your truck has or doesn't have.
#5
"Why Leave it Stock?"
Thread Starter
Regular. Max tow has 7 lug rims. Plug your vin in and see every single option your truck has or doesn't have.
#6
Is there a difference between Max Towing and Heavy Duty Tow package? According to the link Jcode provided, mine has the HD package, but I certainly do not have 7 lugs rims.
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#8
BAMF Club
Max tow has the seven lugs. My 07 has it. It would also have the 8200# rating on the doorjamb
#9
I have an 04 with a tow package and it has the connector you're referring to, the tranny cooler, limited slip and I think but am not certain that the gearing was like a 396. I believe max tow rating is 9500 for a super can. I have 6 lugs. I don't recall there being a heavier tow option for the 04 supercab
#10