Roadmaster Stop Light Switch Kit - GM Pickups/SUVs w/Adjustable Pedals

Roadmaster Tow Bar Braking Systems - RM-751220

Avoid damage to your vehicle by ensuring that your supplemental braking system is properly positioned and working effectively. Kit activates your RV monitoring system to alert you when the brakes of your towed car are being applied.

Features:

• Activates motor home brake-monitoring system whenever brake pedal in towed car is applied
  • Ensures that the supplemental braking system is functioning properly
• Works great for any application that does not have a tow position in the ignition
• Wires directly into towed car's fuse box for constant current
• Made in the USA

Specs:

• 12 Volts
• Application: custom fit for your vehicle

By tapping into your towed car's brake-light switch, this kit allows your RV's monitoring system to alert you whenever the brake pedal of your towed car is being applied. Other systems operate according to whether the air cylinder is extended and provide no indication of what is happening with the pedal itself. If your supplemental braking system is improperly installed, it may be continuously pressing on the pedal, impeding it from fully retracting and possibly causing damage to your vehicle's tires and braking system. With Roadmaster's Stop Light Switch Kit, you will always know when the brake is being depressed, and you will avoid costly damage.

751220 Road Master Stop Light Switch Kit

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• Brake Light Switch For 1976 Winnebago that is Open When Pressed and Closed When Released
  
• I spoke to my contact at Roadmaster and found that the brake switch in the RM-751220 Stop Light Switch Kit is normally closed which means that the brake lights will come on, plunger closes the circuit, when the plunger is released. When the plunger is pushed in it opens the circuit turning the brake lights off.
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