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ZZR400 · 24th May 2008, 07:23

hi.
i fitted mine a couple of weeks ago with no problems . i bought the bar and all the electrics from towsure (http://www.towsure.com/) it cost me about £135 and took me about 4 hours to fit and wire, most of the time was spent running two wires from the front to the back of the car for the split charge and bypass relays. mine is a fixed towbar but the advantage with the towsure one is that if i want i can buy a kit at any time to turn it into a removable one.
when fitted at first i had a warning light on the dash but the relays must be the learning type because after starting the car acouple of times it went out and everthing has been ok since.

towsure also do a kit to overide the parking sensors if fitted for when you are towing , idont no how good it is as i dident need it.

hope this helps.

stephen.

24th May 2008, 07:23	#6
ZZR400 Newbie MG ZT-T 190+ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: SKIPTON NORTH YORKSHIRE Posts: 18 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	hi. i fitted mine a couple of weeks ago with no problems . i bought the bar and all the electrics from towsure (http://www.towsure.com/) it cost me about £135 and took me about 4 hours to fit and wire, most of the time was spent running two wires from the front to the back of the car for the split charge and bypass relays. mine is a fixed towbar but the advantage with the towsure one is that if i want i can buy a kit at any time to turn it into a removable one. when fitted at first i had a warning light on the dash but the relays must be the learning type because after starting the car acouple of times it went out and everthing has been ok since. towsure also do a kit to overide the parking sensors if fitted for when you are towing , idont no how good it is as i dident need it. hope this helps. stephen.