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Fitting a Tow Hitch

Postby Alex on Wed Oct 01, 2008 8:02 am

I would like to know if there is an existing hole in the E36 body through which a Trailer Tow Hitch Wiring can be routed or do I have to drill a new one. Also, is there an existing electical plug in the boot somewhere that can be used for connection purposes?
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Re: Fitting a Tow Hitch

Postby VMZ on Fri Oct 03, 2008 4:12 am

As far as existing holes there are lots in the boot, they are covered with black rubber plugs and can popped out replaced with a grommet or just cut a hole in the middle to run cables out. I don't believe there an existing plug for you to use but the Bentley E36 service manual would be your bust bet for finding out/finding the best place to tap in.
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