How To Use Factory Brake Controller On 2011 Chevy Truck With Electric/Hydraulic Trailer Brakes
Updated 11/03/2010 | Published 11/02/2010 >
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How can I make my in dash controller work with elec/hyd disc brakes. 2011 chevy 2006 KZ 5TH WHEEL. Will T4845900 work for me
asked by: TIM S
Expert Reply:
If you have the Titan BrakeRite Actuator on your 2011 Chevy, then you will be able to use the Titan BrakeRite Adapter for your Chevy integral brake controller. You will need to get the correct adapter to fit the BrakeRite actuator that is on your vehicle.
The Titan BrakeRite I Plug and Play Electric-Hydraulic Actuator Kit # T4813102 will require the Titan BrakeRite SD Adapter # T4845900.
If you do not have the Titan BrakeRite actuator, you will need to replace your factory brake controller with an aftermarket one, like the Tekonsha P3 Brake Controller #90195, that can be used with both electric and electric over hydraulic trailer brakes. This brake controller comes with a pigtail harness that can be used to hardwire the brake controller to your vehicle.
I am sending a link to the instructions on the Tekonsha brake controller and a video link of the controller being installed on a 2009 Chevy Silverado.
When you replace the factory brake controller with an aftermarket model, it will set off an error code on your dash. You will have to go to the Chevy dealer and have the vehicles computer flashed to remove the error code. Once the computer is flashed you will be ready to go.
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