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2. Which brake controller and what else do I need? - iRV2 Forums

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   On top of that, now you can tow the trailer with any vehicle, whether it has a built in brake controller or not. 7 round or 4 flat, doesn’t matter. Tekonsha (iq, P2 and P3) are the best. The line up of the IQ, P2 and P3 all do a great job for any trailer two axle or less, which is what you have.

3. Ford F53 chassis Brake controller - iRV2 Forums

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   Junior Member. Join Date: Dec 2023. Location: Birmingham, AL. Posts: 6. Ford F53 chassis Brake controller. Forgive me, re-introducing myself to this group. Recently gotten rid of our Explorer Towed vehicle and purchased a tow dolly with electric brakes. Assuming there could be a plug under the dash that a 3035 (P or S) adapter would fit.

4. Brake Controller on F53 - iRV2 Forums

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   Join Date: Feb 2014. Location: Vancouver, BC. Posts: 31. Brake Controller on F53. I have a '08 Hurricane 34B with a factory 4-pin tow package. I am upgrading to a 7-blade plug and am installing a Prodigy controller to pull a tow dolly with elec brakes. Found the harness plug under the dash for the controller after a lot of searching!

5. Installing a brake controller on a Monaco - iRV2 Forums

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   The brake lights activate the trailer brakes on my trailer brake controller plus there is an inertia or deceleration function. I have the Tekonsha RF brake controller that #1 eliminates extra wiring provided you have a 12 volt outlet at the trailer connector on the MH and #2, is readily transferable to other vehicles. It has worked flawlessly.

6. Air to electric brakes - iRV2 Forums

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   2) Buy a trailer electric brake controller (such as this one), and. 3) Install it with an adapter (such as this one), so it is plug-and-play, if it matches the connector in 1), above, or. 4) Wire the trailer electric brake controller to wiring that runs from under the dash to the rear of the coach. If your trailer does not have electric brakes ...

7. Electric Brake Controllers (Ford Super Duty): Factory Installed...

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   The Ford OEM integrated trailer brake controller (ITBC) is the best available. It's integrated with the braking system of the truck, so all the features of the truck's braking system, such as antilock and skid control, work with the trailer brakes. Aftermarket brake controllers ae not integrated, so they don't work as well.