How to Connect Wiring for ETBC7L Kit and the Curt Echo Mobile Brake Controller
Updated 06/26/2019 | Published 06/25/2019
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If I have a four wire and I want the minim needed to connect the C51180, do I just attach the black 12v and the ground and ignore the blue and yellow wires?
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Expert Reply:
That is correct. Since the Curt Echo Mobile Trailer Brake Controller # C51180 only requires 12V power to function properly you just need to plug in the 4-Way, ground the white wire, and then route the black wire to the battery on your vehicle through the included circuit breaker for the Kit # ETBC7L.
I have attached a review video that you can reference.
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Curt Echo Wireless Brake Controller - 7-Way Plug-in w/ Bluetooth App - Up to 2 Axles - Proportional
- Trailer Brake Controller
- Proportional Controller
- Electric
- Plug-In
- Smartphone App
- Under-Dash
- Up to 2 Axles
- Smartphone Display
- Multiple Trailers
- CURT
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