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Posted by DL on October 01, 2004 at 08:21:41 from (204.227.221.103):
In Reply to: Trailer Brakes posted by KL on October 01, 2004 at 03:28:57:
KL,
I'd have to agree with Lowell... sounds to me like the insulation from a wire got rubbed through and that wire is making contact with the trailer frame SOMEWHERE causing a dead short. In addition to checking inside the brake drums, trace the wire along its entire routing... as you describe it, the wire must be able to slightly move away from grounding temporarily (allowing the brakes to work) but then moves back & shorts out (causing them to fail after about 20 minutes). HTH
Regards, DL
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