Replacement Brake Magnets for 10 Inch Brakes on 3500 Pound Trailer Axles
Updated 03/07/2016 | Published 03/04/2016 >
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I have a carmate with 2 3500lb axles and 4 10inch brakes. I am trying to figure out if my magnets or drums need replacing. The magnets have some scarring. I have attached a picture. My multimeter only reads .025 when I bridge the controller with the wire coming from the rear of the truck. A screw driver barely stays connected to the magnet when brakes are depressed.
asked by: Jarrod
Expert Reply:
Based more on the testing you have done than the appearance of the magnets I would say that they would need to be replaced if there isn't a wiring issue somewhere. You can use your meter to make sure that the proper voltage is on the wiring.
For 1 replacement magnet for a 10 inch brake assembly I recommend # AKBRKR-M10. It comes with a replacement spring and clip also. I have linked a video review of this magnet for you. I have also linked our help article on testing brake magnets.
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Electric Trailer Brake Assembly - 10" - Left Hand - 3,500 lbs
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