how to verify hitch class
Hi All,
I just bought a 2000 D R/T and it has what I believe to be the tow package. i.e. larger mirrors and looks like the plug was pre-wired in.
Does anyone know if the tow packages were class IV standard? I'll be towing a 4500 lb. travel trailer and want to make sure everything goes well. Especially since this is replacing a trailer that flipped on me while towing.
On the same note, the plug I have on the rv and the hitch female plug look identical but the one on the D is ever so slightly smaller that the male plug on the rv. Anyone ever run into this problem?
Thanks for any help ya'll can give me.
I just bought a 2000 D R/T and it has what I believe to be the tow package. i.e. larger mirrors and looks like the plug was pre-wired in.
Does anyone know if the tow packages were class IV standard? I'll be towing a 4500 lb. travel trailer and want to make sure everything goes well. Especially since this is replacing a trailer that flipped on me while towing.
On the same note, the plug I have on the rv and the hitch female plug look identical but the one on the D is ever so slightly smaller that the male plug on the rv. Anyone ever run into this problem?
Thanks for any help ya'll can give me.
Hi All,
I just bought a 2000 D R/T and it has what I believe to be the tow package. i.e. larger mirrors and looks like the plug was pre-wired in.
Does anyone know if the tow packages were class IV standard? I'll be towing a 4500 lb. travel trailer and want to make sure everything goes well. Especially since this is replacing a trailer that flipped on me while towing.
On the same note, the plug I have on the rv and the hitch female plug look identical but the one on the D is ever so slightly smaller that the male plug on the rv. Anyone ever run into this problem?
Thanks for any help ya'll can give me.
I just bought a 2000 D R/T and it has what I believe to be the tow package. i.e. larger mirrors and looks like the plug was pre-wired in.
Does anyone know if the tow packages were class IV standard? I'll be towing a 4500 lb. travel trailer and want to make sure everything goes well. Especially since this is replacing a trailer that flipped on me while towing.
On the same note, the plug I have on the rv and the hitch female plug look identical but the one on the D is ever so slightly smaller that the male plug on the rv. Anyone ever run into this problem?
Thanks for any help ya'll can give me.
Is your plug a 6 pin or 7 pin? The RV plug will be a 7 pin.
If you have the R/T model, it is a class IV and is capable of towing 7500 lbs. You should be okay. Just make sure to check your tranny fluids and get a good scheduled maintenance job on it if you haven't done one in a while before pulling your trailer.
Unfortunately when I bought my R/T, the electrical OEM hitch socket was missing. I had U-Haul install a univseral electrical hitch socket.
Unfortunately when I bought my R/T, the electrical OEM hitch socket was missing. I had U-Haul install a univseral electrical hitch socket.
Thanks everyone, these answers really put my mind at ease!
As for the plug socket, it is a 7 prong. I was able to swap it out for a new socket easily and all the lights are working!
As for the plug socket, it is a 7 prong. I was able to swap it out for a new socket easily and all the lights are working!





