EVenturesOfZeus

Wiring Harness Installation Back when we bought Zeus we installed a hitch to add utility to the Bolt. Eventually we wanted to also install a wiring harness so we could tow a small trailer for various errands. Right after I bought the receiver I also purchased a small 5'X8' trailer and a Powered Circuit Protected Tail-light Converter to power the lights on the trailer. I would normally link to the website I purchased this on but it is no longer available. The closest I could find was this:  Curt Powered Tail Light Converter with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector  which looks very close to the one I installed here but the converter seems a little smaller (newer model?). Anyways here are the steps I took to install the wiring harness: To start remove the back panel by pulling out at the bottom, then once all the clips have popped out pull up for the top clips to release. Next remove the driver side floor mount, then pull out the driver side panel. It doesn't have to com

Receiver Installation When we bought Zeus we did so replacing our 2014 Chevy Silverado, we did so knowing we wouldn't be able to tow our camper any more but still needed some utility out of the Bolt (IE Garbage runs, lumber pickup, Christmas tree pickup, and so on). Basically light (like less then 1000 lbs) duty work and cargo carrying.  Enter the Draw-Tite reciever , we chose this for its superior tongue weight compared to other offerings. We also chose the Curt Hitch-Mounted Cargo Carrier as our first accessory to take advantage of the receiver once installed.  The installation was pretty easy and took about an hour to complete.  Ok I did this wrong, I thought the plastic pin was ribbed and you just wiggled it out. No, look close at the pin, it has 2 parts and right where the circle is there is a place to fit a screw driver in and pull the center piece out. I didn't break anything but the second one I did correctly. Hole where the new bolt is fishe