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Re: Trailer Brake Gurus out here?
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Posted by RZ(WA) on February 13, 2005 at 13:27:34 from (12.144.139.103):
In Reply to: Re: Trailer Brake Gurus out here? posted by L.C.Grey on February 13, 2005 at 08:47:34:
Yep, When I had a similar problem and drove 65 miles to have the controller and wiring checked out. As LC said the leveling control must be adjusted properly and the control box must be as close to level as can be. I thought I had everything set correctly and looking pretty, the guy from the RV place spent two minues (if that), re-adjusted the control box, reset the gain, took a quick look at the wiring and connections and pronounced it good to go. And, yes, it was a little ego deflating. Oh well, I at least had everything somewhat correct. DO triple-check the ground connections though, and maybe have more than one ground.
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