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Re: Trailer Brake Controlers
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Posted by Ray,IN on September 17, 2004 at 22:03:38 from (66.244.73.123):
In Reply to: Re: Trailer Brake Controlers posted by Mike M on September 17, 2004 at 18:32:42:
My '96 Dodge(RWAL only per owners manual) did the same while traveling. I visited a chrysler(Dodge) dealership and they found pin holes in the brake line between the fuel tank and frame. They removed the fuel tank, replaced the line, reinstalled everything and charged me, ready? $365 to replace the line and power bleed the system. Anyone want to help me get this hook out of my mouth- humph~ They did fix it though. I could have bought brake line from NAPA, slid the new line through the frame channel and been back on the road for less than $50.
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