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THANKS-----------looking forward to it
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That's what I have but it is very inconvenient under the dash. I do hit mine with my leg. And it is too much of an odd size to mount in the pocket on the left and looks like crap there. The Hayes G2 which is the same type of controller looks like it would be a better fit if you would intend on mounting it in the pocket.
I would rather deal with an inconveniently mounted Porportional brake controller than a cheap mopar time delay controller that sucks in comparison when it comes to safety and perfoemance. Cheaply made and overpriced to have a flush mounted so-so brake controller.
I suppose if you use it twice a year then it's fine, but for an avid user....go beyond the factory controller.
Doesn't have to be a Prodigy or mounted under the dash.....lol
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From: Brooks AB
looking forward to this, be sure to let us know how it works out!
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We don't even know if it will work in a 2010 without a flash of some kind. As mentioned in the past threads, the Ford controller install needs a flash to make it work and the GM's cannot be added at all.
Last edited by topgun; Dec 21, 2009 at 01:36 PM.
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I just picked up my 2010 and it had the class 4 hitch with 4/7 pin connector in back installed from the factory. I went under the dash hoping to plug my controller in but don't see a blue plug anywhere. Had an 04 and 07 so know what it looks like. Anyone know if its different? Dealership had no idea.
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I'm doing a little experiment..
