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Posted by Flatulant on February 17, 2006 at 14:17:29 from (67.51.150.170):
In Reply to: Re: Trailer Brakes posted by RustyFarmall on February 17, 2006 at 13:55:12:
Use yor test light and make sure one of the pins on the truck side connector gets bright, and dims as the controller is actuated. Now make sure that the corresponding pin on the trailer end, when 12volts is applied, (and ground) makes a clicking, or clanking sound at the wheels. As the magnet grabs the drum. If all is correct it should work. I suspect you have the brakes picking up electricity headed to a brake lamp. Try the blinkers one at a time as you travel down the road. If it's getting power from a brakelight you'll know right away.
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