Integrated Brake Controller Problem
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That information is incorrect. Magnets are immediately active and do not get stronger over time, although brakes shoes may bed in. Trailer brakes are measured with amp draw. Voltage has almost no meaning in this application as you can get voltage even in cases of poor connections. Most common problem with trailer brakes is due to poor grounds and poor connections.
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</TD></TR><TR><TD><!-- 16 --><!-- 0 -->Well it seems that somebody overgreased the hubs.
This is a brand new trailer and my Father-in-law has not touched it with a grease gun. They are telling him that they won't warranty it.
That is a bunch of BS in my opinion. This trailer has had so many issues I think it should be returned.
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Sorry, should have been more clear. I meant that it looked like that guy had found out that the hubs were over greased, and blew out the inner seal contaminating the brake pads.
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<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="99%"><TBODY><TR><TD>Posted By: JCasper on 07/15/11 12:55pm
</TD></TR><TR><TD><!-- 16 --><!-- 0 -->Well it seems that somebody overgreased the hubs.
This is a brand new trailer and my Father-in-law has not touched it with a grease gun. They are telling him that they won't warranty it.
That is a bunch of BS in my opinion. This trailer has had so many issues I think it should be returned.
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Quote from RV.NET:
<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="99%"><TBODY><TR><TD>Posted By: JCasper on 07/15/11 12:55pm
</TD></TR><TR><TD><!-- 16 --><!-- 0 -->Well it seems that somebody overgreased the hubs.
This is a brand new trailer and my Father-in-law has not touched it with a grease gun. They are telling him that they won't warranty it.
That is a bunch of BS in my opinion. This trailer has had so many issues I think it should be returned.
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Steve
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Yours stores the brake setting? Mine does not stores brake gain or systems, e.g Electric or EoH.
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