Trailer Brake
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Trailer Brake
So I found this little harness in my trucks dash. It is still wrapped up in the Ford plastic and is brand new. It is for the trailer brakes. I have a trailer brake controller laying around that came out of my superduty.
Does said harness splice right into the brake control wires/abs wires or whatever they are, or is there more to it?
I guess the PO never had a brake controller in my truck i.e. there are no holes in the dash or anything. Hell by the looks of the carfax it has never left the state of SC and may have never been on more than 100 mile at once trip.
Did a search, but didn't find much.
Does said harness splice right into the brake control wires/abs wires or whatever they are, or is there more to it?
I guess the PO never had a brake controller in my truck i.e. there are no holes in the dash or anything. Hell by the looks of the carfax it has never left the state of SC and may have never been on more than 100 mile at once trip.
Did a search, but didn't find much.
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So I found this little harness in my trucks dash. It is still wrapped up in the Ford plastic and is brand new. It is for the trailer brakes. I have a trailer brake controller laying around that came out of my superduty.
Does said harness splice right into the brake control wires/abs wires or whatever they are, or is there more to it?
I guess the PO never had a brake controller in my truck i.e. there are no holes in the dash or anything. Hell by the looks of the carfax it has never left the state of SC and may have never been on more than 100 mile at once trip.
Did a search, but didn't find much.
Does said harness splice right into the brake control wires/abs wires or whatever they are, or is there more to it?
I guess the PO never had a brake controller in my truck i.e. there are no holes in the dash or anything. Hell by the looks of the carfax it has never left the state of SC and may have never been on more than 100 mile at once trip.
Did a search, but didn't find much.
Steve
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The plug is not connected to the truck. It is just in a plastic bag in the dash. It has a plug on one end, and open wires on the other. I think there are 4 or 5 wires on it. Will it plug into a plug that is already in my truck, then the open wires connect to the adapter for the brake controller?
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From: Bristol, TN.
The plug is not connected to the truck. It is just in a plastic bag in the dash. It has a plug on one end, and open wires on the other. I think there are 4 or 5 wires on it. Will it plug into a plug that is already in my truck, then the open wires connect to the adapter for the brake controller?
Steve
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