Roadmaster Accessories and Parts - RM-765
Features:
- For vehicles equipped with a feature that drains the battery while it's being towed
- Allows the vehicle to be towed and then driven without any further adjustment to the battery
- Charges the battery during towing
- Provides a positive current source for breakaway systems or other accessories which must be connected to the battery
- Marine grade, high-amperage solenoid and contacts for corrosion resistance
Specs:
- 200 amp constant duty
- 600 amp surge capacity
- Works on all 12-volt batteries
- Installs in 30-45 minutes
765 Roadmaster Automatic Battery Disconnect
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- Best Place to Mount Automatic Battery Disconnect from RoadMaster Part RM-765
- The most common place that they are mounted is on the fender or on the firewall, depending on battery location. The heavy gauge wire leads for the battery are long enough to allow flexibility as far as mounting location. It is not an extremely complex operation, and the simpler the operation, the less problems. We have not heard of any problems with the units we sold so far.
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- Battery Disconnect Operation and Troubleshooting Signals Not Working on Towed 2010 GMC Terrain
- The Roadmaster - Auto Battery Disconnect, # RM-765, receives a charge from the tow vehicle through the taillight wire on the 4-Way connector. When the motor homes lights are on, it activates the solenoid and allows 12 volts from the brown wire attached to the connector to charge the battery.
If you have a braking system installed in the Terrain, you will need a Roadmaster Brake Light Relay for Towed Vehicles, # RM-88400. This kit prevents the brake signal from over-riding the turn signal of a
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- Does Installation of the Roadmater RM-765 Auto Battery Disconnect Charge the 2008 Honda CR-V Battery
- The Roadmaster Auto Battery Disconnect, item # RM-765, includes all of the parts needed for installation on your 2008 Honda CR-V, and supplies a trickle charge from the towing vehicle to the towed vehicle battery when properly installed.
You will not need to remove the fuse for flat towing if the battery disconnect is installed on your vehicle.
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