There may be some towing vehicles where the wiring to the 7-pin connector is different. This setup is what I've typically seen. When using this specific Hopkin's plug with a 7 pin to 6 pin cable coming from a 2018 Ford E450, only the S pin should have a constant 12v. The A pin should only get power when the E450 is put into Reverse. You could hook up a 7-pin to six pin connector cable to your towing vehicle and use a multimeter to verify which pin coming from the towing vehicle is always powered and which pin only gets power when the towing vehicle is put into reverse.

I was a little concerned about that as well, but the rubber on the plugs is so thick that once you run the wires through it basically completely seals around the wires.

I really like them, they've worked great since day one. The only con that I have noticed is the constant low power draw from the battery. The manufacturer recommends driving your vehicle at least once a week to ensure the battery stays charged. My jeep is not a daily driver and I may go 2 or 3 weeks without driving it. So I just pull the fuse if I know the jeep is going to be sitting for a while. It's an easy solution for me and if yours is a daily driver then it shouldn't be an issue.

This has been a great motorhome for us. We have had only 1 real issue and that's the TV Channel reception. The dealership seems unable to figure out the problem and fix it. I think I have a bad coax cable and just haven't taken the time to troubleshoot it and try to fix it myself. I just connect my iPhone to the TV using an HDMI adapter and stream Netflix and so on. So I guess that's not really a problem. It also tows my Jeep with no problem. We have been very satisfied with it.

I know this is a late answer because I just came across this video. I like to see how other people use their 30z. We bought a 2023 30 z in February 2023 we had a shade that was broken and they fixed it right away. Later our dinette started pulling away from the wall and our repair person just changed out the middle strip for a heavier one the longer screws. Our Onan generator had the fuel pump go out and luckily we had an Onan repair facility close by. Recently we had a plumbing leak outside underneath the bathroom sink area. Jayco has paid for everything. Minor issues. I hope this helps if you haven't if you haven't bought this specific unit yet.

Yes, it does get in the way a bit, but it’s not bad. I overlook that issue in favor of the comfort the knee pad provides. You can also choose to use the bags without the knee pad.

@@grollins3481 those knee pads are a must lol. I’ll deal with it as well. Just wondering thank you very much

Only one pigtail is needed. You do need to buy the pigtail separately though.

It comes with the case. The same keys you use to unlock the lid is also used for the locking device.

I’m sorry, but I’m not affiliated with the company that makes the case. I’m just an average Joe who figured I would provide a video of how I installed the case on my 2020 GMC. Sorry that I couldn’t be more help.

@@grollins3481 thank you very much, do you know how I can get in touch with someone from the company to ask this question, and you have a bless day

Hmm...I don't think I have noticed that. I'll have to check it out.

They were flexible from the beginning. So far I'm impressed with them.

@@grollins3481 you soak the screw in paint after painting the hole Or you use silicone around the screw threads so there’s atleast some protection I’m not saying I expect there to be a big pocket of rust you can knock out I’m just saying it’s gonna rust eventually whether it’s noticeable or not Bare metal is bare metal and there’s moisture in the air that will get to it unless you live in Arizona or some extreme example like that

@@grollins3481 and actually now that I think about it Are you sure you don’t have the carbon fiber bed? I know some 2020 GMC models have carbon fiber beds

It's a GM product, the bedside will rust in 6 years anyway.

@@fukyu3739 oh look a Scotty Kilmer fan

@@fukyu3739 I have a deep scratch in my left side door that can’t be buffed out hasn’t even surface rusted after 8 years I also have a dent from a kid throwing a rock I. The air and taking the paint completely up on my hood to the primer again no rust You’re just another one of those annoying GM haters that have never owned a GM in their life I take it and listen to Scotty

I think it’s the same. You can always call Camping World’s service department and they will be able to confirm

They are the 3 foot

@@grollins3481 Do you have a link for that pig tail?

Thanks, yes I have the Multipro. Tailgate and it works just fine

Is this the SC104P ?

It doesn't work with the multipro on the driver's side cuz there is a handle to help assist with walking up and into the bed.

I’ve not noticed any rattling while driving and I spend a lot of time with the windows down.

YES! This is whats holding me from hitting the purchase button. It looks and sounds like a rattler. But? Its easy enough to put some self stick weather stripping in spots where there rubbing / rattling and easy enough to coat the box interior with cloth or something to stop any rattling inside the box.

I had them in my ram 1500 and they were great. Perfect for tools you need to have on the road but keeps them out of the way til you need them. The case is easy to remove incase you need the space but they are pretty much out of the way.

I’ll do a follow up video soon. I wanted to make sure I had enough time with it to give a fair review. COVID limited the amount time I spent using the truck. No issues with the self tapping screws…still as tight as day one and there doesn’t appear to be any corrosion.

@@grollins3481I can’t find your follow up review. Have you made one? Thanks for posting this video.

105p for passenger and 105d for driver 2020 and 2021 gm"s

I just installed one of these on my 2021 silverado 2500. I got it used off of a Toyota tundra. I just used some heavy duty zip ties and zip tied it to the tie downs and then put the front 2 screws on the bracket. Mine actually sits in closer to the bed wall doing this.

Yea, it's a negative for me. I use the light and outlet more than the cases.

@@ikg2004 they have a drivers side version on Amazon for the same price

@@miguelpacheco4183 and you found the drivers side to more efficient. Like you’re not bothered by the fact you can’t easily access the three cargo tie downs? I’m on the fence with this product but definitely leaning towards driver side to not impede the electrical outlet. (New sierra)

@@TwoEggsOverEasy not much as I don’t use them to much

No doubt! The video showed me about the light and outlet I didnt consider. So now I will go inspect my 2022 Colorado and see which side makes more sense. You can buy a unit for either side of the side of the vehicle as others have mentioned.

Yeah, but it’s simple to remove if you need better access to the electrical outlet. And it swings out as well.

@@grollins3481 Agreed, but it just looks sloppy stticking. I'm pissed because I really like them but I just can't get past how they block the lights and stick out way too far.

I think I can answer my own question after test driving this truck, I assume the reason is the case would block the arm that helps you climb into the box.

Gibber for me personally that arm would come off as soon as I brought the truck home

Because it would cover the trailer plug.

@@sbirdranch The trailer plug is on that side where he installed it. The question was why did he choose to cover it up instead of using a driver side box.

@@fukyu3739 theres an extending grab handle there

You can lock it with a padlock.

I didnt see a place you can install a padlock

You can lock it so no one can open it or lift it off.

@@andrewsvasquez6458 Padlock probably isn't the right terminology to use. The box comes with a lock assembly that you can install. I show it near the end of the video.

What keeps them from undoing 4 self tapping bolts and then walking off.?