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Re: Another OT trailer brake question....kinda lon
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Posted by John M on July 12, 2005 at 13:38:36 from (64.53.75.223):
In Reply to: Another OT trailer brake question....kinda long posted by Jim.UT on July 12, 2005 at 10:14:42:
IF yours is like my 98,on the fuse panel,I think,are some what appears to be places to plug something in,one of those has a spot for brakes that when you push the brakes its hot.Youll have to use a volt meter to find it.the only wires I ran were the two under the hood,I think the main power and maybe either the brake wire to the trailer or the charge circuit to the trailer,the rest of the wires were under the dash,or on that panel.The panel,again if Im correct,is on the drivers side of the brake pedal up on the firewall.there is also a white wire somewhere in that mess of wires that goes to the brake light on the truck.
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