Hopkins Brake Controller with Wiring - HM47294-47795
The Agility brake controller provides a large, digital readout screen; power gain controls; and 5 sensitivity settings - all at the touch of a button. Proportional style for the safest, smoothest braking. Plug-in Simple provides quick disconnect.
Features:
- Advanced technology
- Inertia accelerometer instantly activates brake
- Proportional controller mirrors the braking action of the tow vehicle
- On-the-fly sensitivity adjustment - "boost"
- Easiest to use
- Fully digital settings with large readout screen
- Flexible mounting options - self-leveling
- Innovative vertical slide for manual braking
- Short-proof protected
- Plug-in harness for quick disconnect
- Includes 2 plugs
- 1 Plug is inserted into the back of the Hopkins Agility Brake Control Unit
- 1 Plug is inserted into the factory-installed port under the dash
Specs:
- Dimensions: 1-1/4" thick x 5" long x 3" wide
- Made for up to 3-axle trailer brake systems (6 brakes)
- Operating range: -20 degrees to +70 degrees
- Unit must be pointed in the direction of travel
- 5 Digital sensitivity settings for different loads and driving conditions
- Plug-in Simple connection
- Limited lifetime warranty
Towing large trailers hinders your ability to stop quickly. Protect the investment you made in your trailer and vehicle with the Agility trailer brake control.
The Agility is a proportional brake controller, meaning the trailer decelerates at the same rate as the vehicle. This not only makes for the smoothest of stops but also the most efficient. If both truck and trailer are stopping at the same rate then the truck (or the trailer) brakes are not getting over worked and will therefore last longer. Brakes will also not be overheated after driving through traffic no power will be sent to the trailer brakes when the rig is stopped.
The Agility is designed for use with electric trailer brakes. It is not designed to operate with electric-hydraulic brake systems.
47294 Hopkins Agility Brake Controller with 47795 Plug-in Connector
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- Adapter Plug for the Hopkins Agility Brake Controller on a 2000 Chevrolet 3500
- The correct plug for the 2000 Chevrolet One Ton with a Hopkins Agility Brake Controller, item # HM47294, is the Hopkins Plug-in Simple Brake Wiring Adapter - GM, item # HM47795. With this adapter harness you should be able to just plug and play with the connectors on your brake controller and truck. The instructions (see link) show where the adapter is installed on the vehicle and controller.
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- Hardwiring a Brake Controller on a 2002 Saab 9-3
- To install a brake controller on your 2002 Saab 9-3, you will need to hardwire it. There is no adapter for the Saab 9-3. You will start by wiring the Tow Ready Wiring, # 119176KIT, at the rear of the vehicle. Installation is fairly simple. I have included an installation video and a link to the instructions below.
After installing the 119176KIT, you will need to install a 7 and 4 way Installation Kit, # ETBC7. Start by plugging the 4-Way you just installed into the back of the ETBC7. Next, gr
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- How To Install A Hopkins Agility Brake Controller, # HM47294, On A 1995 Chevrolet Silverado
- To install the Hopkins Agility Brake Controller, # HM47294, on your vehicle you will need to install a 4 Pole trailer connector at the rear of your vehicle and then hardwire the remaining wires to the vehicle.
There is no wiring adapter available for your 1995 Chevy 1500 Silverado. The wiring adapter that comes with the Hopkins Agility Brake Controller - Proportional - w/ GM Adapter, # HM47294-47795, is only for 1999 to 2006 Chevy Silverado.
To get the 4 Pole trailer connector at the rea
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- E Error Code on Hopkins Impulse and Reliance Brake Controllers Means no Trailer is Connected
- I spoke with my contact at Hopkins about the E message you are seeing on your Hopkins brake controller. The error code chart is not available in the instructions for the Agility (linked below) that you have referenced, but my contact stated that the Agility should not have an E error message. However, both the Impulse and the Reliance can have an E message. This just indicates that the trailer is not connected.
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- What Is Needed To Wire Hopkins Agility Brake Controller # HM47294 to a 2004 Chevy Silverado
- If you have a factory 7-way trailer connector present at the rear of your vehicle then all you would need to do is attach the harness from the Hopkins Agility Brake Controller w/ GM Adapter, part # HM47294-47795, to the port that is under your dash and then connect the other end to the brake controller and you would be good to go.
If you do not have a factory 7-way present at the rear of your vehicle you will need to install a Brake Controller 7 & 4 Way Installation Kit, part # ETBC7, and con
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- Brake Controller Connector Pin-Out of 2007 Silverado Classic
- The pin-out of the brake controller wiring adapter is identical from the 2006 to the 2007 Classic models. You can verify this by plugging the adapter only into the connector under the dash. This can easily be confirmed by using a circuit tester like part # 3808. Test the pin that corresponds with the red wire while pressing on the brake pedal. The red wire should show power.
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- E1 Code Displayed on Hopkins Impulse Brake Controller # HM47294 When No Trailer Is Connected
- The E1 Error code on the Hopkins Impulse Brake Controller # HM47294, indicates that there is no trailer connection. So, since you do not have a trailer connected to your 1998 Dodge Ram 2500, the E1 code will be displayed until you connect a trailer to your vehicle.
The representative at Hopkins informed me that it is normal for the E1 code to be displayed when there is no trailer connected to the vehicle. If you were to have a trailer connected and the code was still being displayed, this wou
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- What does the SC Error Code Mean on a Hopkins Impulse Brake Controller
- The error code SC means that the Impulse brake controller has detected a short circuit. To the best of my knowlege, there is not a CS error code on Hopkins brake controllers.
You should check the brake controller connection under the dash to be sure it is wired correctly. The red wire should be inserted into slot A for 1999-2002 GM trucks or slot D for 2003 to 2006, and 2007 Classic body, GM trucks.
If you do not have a Chevrolet truck, or the pin is inserted in the correct position for yo
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- How to Install the Hopkins Agility Brake Controller and Adapter # HM47294-47795 In a Vehicle
- The Hopkins Agility Brake Controller and Adapter, part # HM47294-47795, needs to be installed with the controller in line with the direction of travel. If looking at the front of the controller it does need to be at 180 degrees (parallel) across, it cannot be tilted at any angle.
Also, the controller can be mounted from minus 20 degrees nose down to plus 70 degrees nose up and parallel to the direction of travel.
I am including a link to the installation instructions on the Agility brake
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