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2001 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
1Baseplate Kit 1419-8
Learn more about our baseplates
Our baseplates allow you to attach a tow bar to your vehicle, adapting it for flat towing behind a motorhome.
Options:
Baseplate Replacement Arms
The replacement baseplate arms for this vehicle have changed over time. For Roadmaster to identify the correct replacement arms for your baseplate, complete and return the Baseplate Arm Order Form: PDF
Install time: 2½ hours
Notes:
- This is a direct-connect baseplate, to which any motorhome-mounted Roadmaster tow bar will attach. It neither uses nor will it accommodate Roadmaster's crossbar. As a result, there are no mounting points for Stowmaster tow bars, Guardians or Tow Defender part 4700. Tow Defender part 4750 will fit. In most cases, Roadmaster makes a crossbar version of this baseplate that will accommodate these products. Refer back to the fit guide to identify a crossbar version.
2Electrical Requirements
This category is for other useful information that we may know about this vehicle.
- Pull fuses? NO
- Disconnect battery: NO
- Drains battery when towing? NO
- 12-Volt Outlet Kit required? NO
- Color of brake light switch wire:
- Turn signal lighting is: separate
- Can use Universal Wiring Kit? YES
- Can use a Bulb and Socket Kit? YES
3Brake Light Switch Kit
If the brake lights do not work with the towed vehicle's ignition key turned to the "tow" position, you need a brake light switch kit to provide a signal to the supplemental braking system. Roadmaster manufactures both vehicle-specific and universal brake light switch kits.
KIT NECESSARY:
- Not Applicable
4Fusemaster
If your vehicle drains the battery while towing, a FuseMaster can disconnect power to the fuses responsible for the drain.
FuseMaster Part(s):
- Not Applicable
5Seat Adapter
If you are installing a BrakeMaster supplemental braking system, you may need a seat adapter to mount it to your vehicle.
Note: the BrakeMaster mounting post is NOT included in the seat adapter kits.
SEAT ADAPTER (if applicable):
6Supplemental Braking System
To be safe and legal, most states and Canadian provinces require a supplemental braking system for the towed vehicle.
Why do I need supplemental brakes? At what weight does my state or province require supplemental braking?