Replacement Parts Needed to Connect Brakemaster Supplemental Braking System to RV with Air Brakes
Updated 09/14/2016 | Published 09/12/2016 >
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I have Jeep Grand Cherokee it was set up for this system i sold MH and recently bought another i have in the process lost the air ram part for the brake pedal. I have the bracket on the floor and the air attachment on the inside of vehicle i will need the cylinder, air tube parts, parts to mount to bracket to floor, and part that goes on pedal. Roadmaster says i need a part 9100-50 i will also need new attachment for MH and am curious how it attaches. What it attaches to? Something I can do my self?
asked by: George P
Expert Reply:
In addition to the RoadMaster BrakeMaster Replacement Air Cylinder # RM-9100-50 to connect the RV's brakes to your Jeep Grand Cherokee all depends on what you already have. The Jeep will need the air lines and wiring installed in it, if it isn't already. If not you'll need # RM-98100. The kit to install into the RV, if it needs it, is # RM-98200.
The air line to connect the two together is # RM-921004-88.
Depending on how much of the pieces you need, and which system you have, it may be more cost effective to purchase a whole new system like the Roadmaster BrakeMaster Braking System # RM-9100.
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