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Tekonsha POD Trailer Brake Controller - 1 to 2 Axles - Time Delayed
Replacement Brake Control Plug-In Harness for Tekonsha and Draw-Tite Brake Controller 12" Long

Part Numbers: 39523,20127

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Tekonsha POD Trailer Brake Controller - 1 to 2 Axles - Time Delayed
part number: 39523

This time-delayed brake controller is designed to mount at any angle, even upside down. The controls are all up front for easy access, including a slide-bar manual override and a thumbwheel for braking output. LED indicator shows your braking status.

Features:

  • Brake controller activates trailer brakes with preset intensity
  • Adjustable power output lets you select the amount of braking force
    • Simple thumbwheel lets you change setting
  • LED indicator on front of unit shows you your braking status
    • Green light indicates that brakes are connected
    • Color changes to orange and then to red as the power output increases
  • Slide-bar manual override is within easy reach for controlling trailer sway or stopping in emergencies
  • Quick and easy installation with no mounting restrictions - can be installed in any direction
    • Designed to be mounted upside down and still have a readable display
    • Mounting bracket and hardware included
    • Plug-in, vehicle-specific brake control adapter (sold separately) available for select vehicles to reduce installation time


Specs:

  • Application: trailers with up to 2 axles (4 brake assemblies)
    • Compatible with electric trailer brakes only
  • Dimensions: 5" long x 3" wide x 1-1/4" tall
  • Limited 5-year warranty


Easy-to-Access Brake Controller

Tekonsha POD Controls and Components

The Tekonsha POD is designed to mount in any direction, and it's especially suited for mounting on near-vertical dashes. All the controls are on the front of the module, so you can still access them with the controller tucked away in a convenient place.


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Braking Output

Braking output is the maximum amount of power that will be applied to your trailer's brakes. How much braking output you need is determined by the weight of your trailer; a heavier trailer will need more power to bring it to a stop. You want to set the braking output as high as you can without locking up the brakes. Once you've set up the brake controller the first time, you shouldn't need to adjust the settings until the trailer load changes, you switch trailers, or road conditions change. Use the thumbwheel on the side to change the braking output level. The output setting will appear as a number on the digital display, with a higher number indicating higher braking power.


Manual Override

The Tekonsha POD keeps the manual override within easy reach on the front of the module, great for stopping sway or controlling your trailer's momentum in emergencies. Push the slide-bar lever to activate the trailer's brakes and brake lights without you having to apply the brakes on your tow vehicle, perfect for limiting trailer movement while you re cruising.


Quick, Simple Installation

Because inertia plays no role in the functioning of this controller, you do not have to mount the unit at any particular angle. Your mounting options are limitless, with the controller designed with all of the controls on the front of the module so you can access them even if it's mounted upside down.


If your vehicle already has a plug-in brake controller wiring harness, just connect the unit to it. Otherwise, you will need to purchase a vehicle-specific wiring harness (sold separately) to plug into. If a harness is unavailable for your vehicle, hardwiring will be necessary.


Installation Accessories

See also etrailer.com's exclusive 7- and 4-way brake control installation kit (ETBC7 - sold separately) if you don't already have a 7-way plug at the back of your vehicle.


Note: If a custom brake control wiring adapter is not available for your vehicle, a 20-amp circuit breaker (sold separately) may be required for installation.


Time-Delayed Braking

What is time-delayed braking

The Tekonsha POD comes equipped with time-delayed braking. Every time you apply the brakes in your vehicle, a signal is sent - via the brake switch - to the POD. The controller then sends power out to your trailer brakes to activate them with an intensity set by you, at a rate determined by you. The amount of braking power (output) can be adjusted to suit your preference, the road conditions, the type of trailer, and the weight of your load. To determine which levels are best for your application, test your towing setup and choose what feels right.



80500 Tekonsha PowerTrac Electric Brake Control - 1 to 2 Axles - Time Actuated

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Replacement Brake Control Plug-In Harness for Tekonsha and Draw-Tite Brake Controller 12" Long
part number: 20127

Tow Ready Replacement Plugin Harness for the Tekonsha P3, Voyager, Prodigy, and Primus Brake Controllers. Also works with Draw-Tite Intella-stop Xtreme, Intella-stop Ultra, Intella-stop Digital, and Activator III (5520) brake controllers.

  • Wire lead length: 12"
  • Wire functions:
    • Blue: trailer brakes
    • White: vehicle battery negative terminal
    • Black: vehicle battery positive terminal
    • Red: cold side of stoplight switch


8506920 Replacement Brake Control Plug-In Harness for Tekonsha and Draw-Tite Brake Controller 12" Long

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This time-delayed brake controller is designed to mount at any angle, even upside down. The controls are all up front for easy access, including a slide-bar manual override and a thumbwheel for braking output. LED indicator shows your braking status.

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  • How to Convert a Trailer with Surge Brakes to Electric Over Hydraulic Brakes
  • You can convert surge brakes to an electric over hydraulic braking system. To do this, you will need an electric over hydraulic actuator and a brake controller. For an electric over hydraulic actuator, I recommend looking at the Carlisle HydraStar units. If your trailer has drum brakes, you will want part # HBA-10. If your trailer has disc brakes, then you will want part # HBA16. I have also attached a link to all of our electric over hydraulic actuators for you to check out your options. The
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  • Parts Needed to Install Brake Controller in 2009 Toyota RAV4
  • For your 2009 Toyota RAV4 there isn't a plug and play style of brake controller install harness so you'd have to hardwire one in with the # ETBC7 plus a 4-way kit part # 118412 if you do not have a 4-way already. Those two parts would be all you need to install the brake controller part # 39523 that you mentioned in your 2009 Toyota RAV4. I attached an install video for the ETBC7 installed in a Rav4 similar to your 2009 model.
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  • Brake Controller Installation on 2008 Chevy Trailblazer
  • The orange wire found under the dash that would provide power to the brake controller is already circuit protected, so you would not need an additional circuit breaker like the # 9506P you referred to. The wiring connections would be made as follows: Orange tow pkg wire connects to black wire on controller Dark blue tow pkg wire connects to blue wire on controller Light blue tow pkg wire connects to the red controller wire Black tow pkg wire connects to the white brake controller
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  • What Does the Crescent Wrench Mean on the Dashboard of a 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe
  • According to the owner's manual for your 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe, if you do not have your vehicle serviced according to the pre-selected service interval, a service required message (crescent wrench on dashboard) is displayed for several seconds each time you set the ignition switch or engine start/stop button to the on position (The mileage and time changes to "---"). To reset the service interval to the mileage and days you inputted before: - Press the select/reset button for more than
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  • Brake Controller Recommendation for 2008 Sterling Bullet (Dodge Ram) Truck
  • With the # 3020-P, wiring harness, any of the Tekonsha brake controllers will plug right into the factory harness. The Tekonsha # 39523 PowerTrac brake controller would work for you, but I'd urge you to go with a proportional controller like the Tekonsha Primus, part # TK90160. A proportional controller will sense how quickly the tow vehicle is slowing, and will send the appropriate amount of power to the trailer brakes so the trailer and tow vehicle stop at the same rate for safer,
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  • What is the Difference Between a Time Delay Brake Controller and a Proportional Brake Controller
  • The Tekonsha PowerTrac brake controller # 39523 is a time delay brake controller. The other type of controller is a proportional controller. A time delay controller is so named because there is a delay between the time that you initially apply the brakes in your tow vehicle and the time that the controller reaches maximum power output. Unlike a proportional brake controller, which activates your trailer's brakes based on the deceleration of your tow vehicle, a time-delayed controller sends
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  • Finding the Wire for the Cold Side of Brake Switch on a 2001 Chevy Express Van
  • To find the cold side of the brake switch on your 2001 Chevy Express Van you will need to use your circuit tester to test the brake switch wires. The van key might have to be turned on for this test. You will need the wire that shows power only when the brake pedal is pressed. When you release the pedal it should not have power. And it should also not have power with the headlights or turn signals on. On newer models, 2003 and up, the cold side wire is a white wire so test that
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  • Easier to Install Brake Controller Solution for 2018 Subaru Outback Wagon
  • Your 2018 Subaru Outback Wagon can have a brake controller installed like the part # 39523 that you referenced but since there isn't factory brake controller wiring on your vehicle you'd have to either hardwire it in with the # ETBC7 or go with something like the Curt Echo part # C51180 which plugs into an active 7-way and once synced to a smart phone is ready to go. This instead needs the # ETBC7L which requires much less wiring than the # ETBC7. Both controllers would work great with
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  • Does Trailer Need New Hub/Drums When Switching From Hydraulic to Electric Brakes
  • Pretty much all hub and drum systems are compatible with both electric and hydraulic brake systems. If you can give me some photos and/or information about the axle weight rating, hub inner diameter, and brake mounting bolt pattern I'd be happy to help you find the correct replacement electric brake kit for your trailer! Attached is a helpful article on adding electric brakes so you can familiarize yourself with the process, and then it's also worth noting that you'll likely want to swap
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  • Will Tekonsha 39523 PowerTrac Brake Controller Fire Trailer Brake Lamps With Manual Slider
  • According to Tekonsha, who manufactures the # 38523 PowerTrac, if the controller was manufactured after 2013, it will drive the trailer's brake lamps with the manual brake slider.
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  • Tekonsha PowerTrac Brake Controller # 39523 Seems to Engage Brakes When Lights are Turned On
  • If your Tekonsha PowerTrac Brake Controller # 39523 works properly until you turn on your vehicle headlights then my first suspicion is a problem in the wiring at the 7-way or trailer. It could be that the running light circuit (often carried on a brown wire that leads to the blade contact at the 11:00 position - see linked photo) is somehow being bridged to the brake output circuit wire. The brake circuit is often assigned to a blue wire at the 7-way contact that is in the 5:00 position.
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  • Brake Controller Installation and Recommendation for 2020 Subaru Outback
  • Even though you won't be using it frequently, I'd still recommend getting a proportional controller. A proportional controller will sense how quickly the tow vehicle is braking, and will send the proper amount of voltage to the trailer brakes so that the vehicle and the trialer brake at the same rate for safe, effective and predictable braking. The fact that you're not planning on using it very often makes me suspect that you might prefer not to have a traditional-type controller mounted
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  • Recommended Brake Controller and Wiring Harness for Plug and Play on 1999 Dodge Ram
  • For your 1999 Dodge Ram the # 39523 you asked from will work with the wiring harness # 3020-P if you have the factory 7-way. My recommendation is to use a proportional brake controller versus a time delayed controller, so I would use # 39510 with that same wiring harness. I've attached a video to assist. If you don't want to have the dash connection, you can use the Curt # C51180 and the mobile app for the settings.
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  • Wiring Diagram for Tekonsha PowerTrac Brake Controller
  • There isn't a diagram available specific to the Tekonsha PowerTrac Brake Controller # 39523 but it uses standard brake controller wiring. The black wire is for 12V power to the controller, the red wire is for brake input from the vehicle and it gets connected to the cold side of the brake light switch (the wire on your vehicle that ONLY gets power when the brake pedal is depressed), the blue wire is for brake output to the 7-Way connector, and the white wire is for ground. I have attached
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  • Adding a 7-Way Trailer Connector and Brake Controller to a 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser
  • To add a 7-Way trailer connector and brake controller to your 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser there are a few parts you will need. First, if the FJ does not have any sort of trailer connector already you will start by adding a 4-Way flat connector, # 118405. If it already has a 4-Way skip to the next paragraph. Once the 4-Way is installed you will then need # ETBC7 to add the 7-Way and wiring/accessories to make the 7-Way active and install a brake controller. I have included some links that
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  • Where To Connect Tekonsha PowerTrac For Install On 2011 GMC Sierra 1500
  • Yes, the other part you need to connect the Tekonsha PowerTrac Electronic Brake Controller part # 39523 to your 2011 GMC 3500 truck is brake controller wiring pig tail part # 20127. There is not a port under the dash that allows you to plug the brake controller right in like in some other vehicles, however the wiring is already under the dash for you to connect the pig tail to. I have attached an installation video for your reference. There will also be some wiring attachments that
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  • Bypassing ITBC of 2014 Silverado 3500 and Installing Aftermarket Brake Controller
  • We have heard numerous reports on the factory GM, Dodge and Ford brake controllers working intermittently with certain trailers over the years, which is why Tekonsha has actually put out a tech bulletin showing how to bypass the factory controller and install an aftermarket model. I'm not aware of any adapter, but the ITBC (integrated trailer brake controller) can easily be bypassed using the tech bulletin I've linked for you. I suppose if you wanted to, you could switch back and
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  • Install Harness for Tekonsha PowerTrac Electronic Brake Controller in 2005 Chevy Tahoe
  • To install the Tekonsha PowerTrac Electronic Brake Controller # 39523 in your 2005 Chevy Tahoe only requires the install harness part # 3015-P and you'd be set.
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  • Looking to Upgrade the Brake Controller On a 2004 Silverado 1500 for Towing a 2010 Outback Trailer
  • The Prodigy P-3, item # 90195, is definitely an upgrade from the Hayes-Lemmerz Energize III Electric Trailer Brake Controller, item # 81741B. You would definitely see an improvement in the braking performance and a reduction in the delay you are experiencing with the Energizer controller. The P-3 uses an accelerometer to detect how fast the vehicle is slowing and apply the correct amount of power, based on user settings, to the trailer brake magnets. This system is almost seamless with
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  • No Green Light on Tekonsha PowerTrac Brake Controller 39523 When Trailer is Connected
  • First, confirm that there are no other items that generate radio frequency interference (RFI) mounted within one foot of the controller; items such as cell phones and CB radios can interfere with its operation and could affect the display. (Also, if you happen to have a breakaway switch on your trailer, take care that you do not ever test it with the trailer connected to the vehicle as this will damage the controller. Ensure it is wired correctly since reversed connections to the breakaway
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  • Installing a Trailer Brake Controller on a 2012 Dodge Caravan with Tow Package
  • I spoke with a colleague who worked at Chrysler and he stated that they do not put the trailer hitch and 7-Way wiring on the Grand Caravan at the factory. That is something that the dealer installs. In any event here is what you will need to do. The brake controller will need to be hardwired into the vehicle. The white wire on the brake controller will need to get connected directly to the negative terminal on the vehicle battery. The black wire will need to connect to a 30 amp circuit
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  • Where to Splice Brake Light Wire From Brake Controller To Stoplight Wire
  • Since your vehicle does not have a brake controller port, you will want to use a universal wiring pigtail. For example, if you have a Tekonsha brake controller, you could use a Plug-In Harness for Tekonsha and Draw-Tite Brake Controllers # 20127. You will want to use a circuit tester, like # PTW2993, to test the wires at the stoplight switch at the back of your brake pedal to find the wire that only has signal when the brake pedal is depressed. Once you have found the wire that only
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  • Brake Controller Wiring Harness For 2024 BMW X5 Without Factory Tow Package
  • We do have a brake controller wiring harness that works with your 2024 BMW X5 without the factory tow package, and I verified with the manufacturer for you the correct part number is the following: - Tekonsha Brake Control Harness # 20127
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  • Troubleshooting No Power to Brake Controller 12 Volt Power Wire On a 2013 Chevrolet Avalanche
  • There is one additional step that is required on your 2013 Chevrolet Avalanche that was not covered in the video with the 2012 Chevrolet Silverado. There is a red wire located just outside the engine compartment fuse box that needs to be attached to one of the front lugs inside the fuse box. You will need the M8 Nut # 185917 to complete this step. I have linked a video below for an installation we did on a similar Avalanche so you can see the additional step towards the end of the video.
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  • Finalizing Final Under Hood Wiring Connections for Brake Controller on 2009 GMC Sierra
  • It sounds as if the final power connection needs to be made under the hood. If you take a look at the Brake Controller Installation FAQ article I have linked you to, and scroll to the bottom of the page, you can see the procedure for finalizing the connections under the hood. The wire that provides power to the brake controller is located to the right of the power distribution box, between the box and the fender. Cut the electrical tape and free the red wire with the ring terminal on
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  • Installing a Brake Controller on a 1988 GMC K 1500 Pickup Truck
  • GM did not install a brake controller adapter port in the C/K series pick up trucks, so there are no plug-in adapters that will allow you to install a brake controller without having to run wires. If you already have 7-way connector at the rear of your truck, then you could use wiring kit # 5506. This kit includes a duplex wire to run a brake output circuit from the brake controller to your 7-way and to run a wire from the brake controller to the battery (via the circuit breaker) and
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  • Where to Connect the Stoplight Wire on Brake Controller Pigtail
  • To install the Tekonsha PowerTrac Brake Controller # 39523 in your 2006 Ford Escape, the red wire on your brake controller harness # 20127 needs to be connected to the stoplight switch under the dash in your vehicle. There should be a wire for the stoplight switch on the back of the brake pedal. You will want to use a circuit tester, like # PTW2993, to find the wire that has signal only when the brake pedal is depressed. Testing the wires is the best way to be sure which wire is the
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  • What Brake Controller Will Work With My 2022 Chevrolet Suburban
  • When it comes to your 2022 Chevrolet Suburban the Tekonsha Brake Controllers do not have the plug and play adapters for your vehicle. You will have to splice those 4 wires into your Prodigy P3 controller using the Replacement Brake Control Plug-In Harness # 20127, and this will activate your controller. I linked an installation video below on a different vehicle but it is the same concept.
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  • Troubleshooting Brake Controller Only Functioning with Override Lever
  • If you have a circuit tester like the part # PTW2993 test the red wire of the brake controller for voltage when the brakes are applied. If there is voltage when you press the brakes then the brake controller is bad but if not then the issue is that you aren't getting a stoplight signal for the controller to allow the controller to know you are applying the brakes. Sometimes this issue is as simple as a blown third brake light fuse or just a bad connection to the vehicle wiring.
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  • Wring Needed for 2000 Dodge Ram to Install Brake Controller
  • We can definitely point you in the right direction to get you the needed wiring and a brake controller for your 2000 Dodge Ram. The exact parts you need for the wiring is the following: - T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # 118329 - Universal Installation Kit for Trailer Brake Controller # ETBC7 The 4-way is needed for the trailer lights, and will plug into the 7-way that comes with the Installation Kit. These parts will allow you to use a brake controller,
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  • Location of Brake Controller Wires on a 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche
  • The wiring harness used to install a brake controller on your 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche would have been present regardless of whether or not your truck came with a factory trailer connector. If you take a look at the :20 mark in the attached video, the location of the wires will be revealed. Please note that these are blunt cut wires taped to an existing plug. In order to install your Reese brake controller you will also need the pigtail part # 20127 if you do not already have one. If
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  • What Do I Need to Wire a Basic 4-Way Trailer Connector on a 1996 Toyota Tacoma Pickup
  • Since the 1996 Toyota Tacoma has separate turn and brake signals, a converter is necessary. Fortunately, there is a plug-and-play harness, part # 118379, available for your Tacoma that makes installing very easy. It simply plugs in-line with the tail light connectors behind the tail light housings. Then you connect the ground wire to a good ground point on the truck frame and you are done. I have added a link to the part and a video of it being installed on a 2000 Tacoma. I have also
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  • Recommended Wiring For Brake Controller In 2007 Lexus GS430
  • There is not an adapter harness for your 2007 Lexus GS430. To hardwire this controller to your system you can use the Replacement Brake Control Plug-In Harness for Tekonsha and Draw-Tite Brake Controller 12" Long # 20127 to allow you to use the controller between two vehicles with the quick disconnect. I don't see the wiring needed for your vehicle to use a brake controller, so you will need to do some custom wiring. If you don't have a 4-way flat connection, I recommend the ZCI
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  • Tow Package Wiring Colors and Functions for a 2007 GMC Sierra 1500 New Body Style
  • the wire bundle you are looking for looks like the one in the FAQ article I have linked for you. It is located under the left side of the instrument panel to the left of the steering column. The wiring colors should be as follows: Red/black wire = 12 volt power White = ground Light blue/white = input from brake switch Dark blue = output to trailer brakes Orange = not used There also may be some connections that you will need to make under the hood to make everything fully functional.
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  • What Brake Controller Will Fit My 2022 Chevrolet Suburban
  • With your vehicle not having the plug and play option The Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller # 90195 would be the best option. It comes with the plug that splices into the 4 wires that you already have under your dash. The Prodigy P3 can run up to 1-4 axles and has a 360 degree vertical plane operating range. The Prodigy P3 has 5 storable settings that let you customize the controller for multiple trailers, varying loads, or different drivers. I have attached an installation
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  • Trailer Brakes Only Working With Manual Override on 2011 GMC Sierra
  • If your trailer brakes are only working when you apply the manual override the issue is commonly the red wire - the stop light switch. Make sure it is connected to the circuit that that only sees voltage when the brakes are applied. The issue with not displaying numbers does make me think that the brake controller may have hit the fritz and need to be replaced though, and this would be true if the numbers never display, even when using the manual override. For your 2011 GMC Sierra a
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  • Installing Brake Controller on 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan with FactoryTow Package
  • It sounds like your Grand Caravan is wired like the Jeep Grand Cherokee. I have confirmed this by speaking with my contact at Tekonsha. He tells me that the wire you located is indeed the brake control output circuit. This wire would be ran through the firewall and would connect to the blue wire on the brake controller. To complete the installation, you will connect the white wire of the controller pigtail # 20127 to the negative battery terminal, the black controller wire to the positive
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  • Which Brake Switch Wire is Used When Installing Brake Controller on 2008 Dodge Ram 1500
  • A brake controller has four wires exiting the rear of the controller, they attach as follows: the red wire attaches to the brake stoplight switch located at the top of the brake pedal. The color of the correct wire on the brake switch is usually a white wire with a tan stripe, but it could vary so it is best to find the correct wire you will need by testing the wires for function. The stoplight switch can have several wires exiting it, you will need a circuit tester like Quickee Tester,
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  • Can Brake Controller be Installed in 2020 Subaru Outback & Recommended Basic Controller
  • You can install a brake controller on your 2020 Subaru Outback, and there is indeed a stop light switch on the vehicle. I have added a photo from a video of a brake controller install we did on a '20 Outback that shows the location of the stop light switch, which will be up under the brake pedal. I have linked the video for you below, and it talks about the stop light switch at about the 16:05 mark. In regards to a basic brake controller, I think the best option is a time-delayed controller
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  • Brake Controller Recommendation for 2013 Ford Edge
  • There is one other part you will need so you can install a brake controller to your 2013 Ford Edge, the Universal Installation Kit for Trailer Brake Controller # ETBC7. This will give you the 7-way connector, circuit breakers and rest of the hardware needed to install a brake controller, and work with your '13 Edge's hitch like the Draw-Tite # 75992 and 4-Way Wiring Harness # 118515. Once you have all of this installed the brake controller I recommend for your 2013 Ford Edge is the
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