Posted by ericlb on January 12, 2016 at 11:04:09 from (67.142.173.22):
ive got some questions on trailer brakes, this will be on the old style with the hydraulic line to the master cylinder, still working on a 1980 chevy , im trying to get these trailer brakes working again, obviously it worked at one time,as this truck pulled a trailer which was twice too big for it, for the previous owner. online the wires diagram says blue should go to the trailer plug, it at least heads in that direction on this truck, but it says black is ground and red is battery power, what this truck has is red, has never been used, its cut short and taped up, old tape, the black goes to some add on relay on the inner fender but the wire on the other terminal of the relay is missing now, so before i put power to this relay or even the black wire, what do you guys think? running the wires backward with the metal case of the brake controller as ground?, should i start over using red as battery power? brake controller should still work, as the handle does move when the service brakes are applyed
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