Trailer Brake Controller Specs:
Features:
Power output and braking aggressiveness can be easily adjusted with built-in buttons on this time-delayed brake controller. Includes digital display and manual override. Activates brakes with a preset intensity.
Installation Notes:
You need item ETBC7 ($128.85) to install your controller.
You may also need a 4-Flat connector to complete your wiring.
More Information >Trailer Brake Controller Specs:
Features:
This time-delayed brake controller has a straightforward design that makes it easy to use. Includes an LED indicator and manual override. Activates brakes with a preset intensity.
Installation Notes:
You need item ETBC7 ($128.85) to install your controller.
You may also need a 4-Flat connector to complete your wiring.
More Information >Trailer Brake Controller Specs:
Features:
...to secure the included mounting bracket to your dash, and then install the controller in the bracket. If your vehicle already has a plug-in brake controller wiring harness, just connect the unit to it...
Installation Notes:
You need item ETBC7 ($128.85) to install your controller.
You may also need a 4-Flat connector to complete your wiring.
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