trailer brake control
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its proportional, most ALL controllers built now are. You have the + and- buttons on there and that adjusts the voltage for if you were going to manually use the brake (pull in the slide)
The first controllers were done by brakes full on and and off, but that gets hard on your hitch and your trailer brakes. If you notice when you are braking the voltage levels should vary as you look on the controller. Its not possible to look when you are slow moving but take a peak when your slowing down from a highway, and just try it. Lightly brake check the voltage, and brake hard and see. Should change, thats a proportional controller at work!
The first controllers were done by brakes full on and and off, but that gets hard on your hitch and your trailer brakes. If you notice when you are braking the voltage levels should vary as you look on the controller. Its not possible to look when you are slow moving but take a peak when your slowing down from a highway, and just try it. Lightly brake check the voltage, and brake hard and see. Should change, thats a proportional controller at work!
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Your the second person in 2 weeks that has explained it like that. There was another post 2-3 weeks ago in a response to one of my posts stating that only the prodigy (?) controller was proportional, and that my tekonsha wasn't. I was getting ready to replace the tekonsha until I spoke with a friend in my home town regarding them and he gave me the 'they are on glue' look.
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Your the second person in 2 weeks that has explained it like that. There was another post 2-3 weeks ago in a response to one of my posts stating that only the prodigy (?) controller was proportional, and that my tekonsha wasn't. I was getting ready to replace the tekonsha until I spoke with a friend in my home town regarding them and he gave me the 'they are on glue' look.
PS. I would like to see this post and see what was said, now im interested
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Brake Controller
I just installed a Prodige P2 controller. It has a digital readout that also shows whether the trailer brakes are connected and the braking level. It has an accellerometer in the control that applies more brake during hard braking conditions. I bought the Prodige P2 as I did not have the wiring for the integrated controller. I also bought the special connector from etrailer so I just plugged it into the truck plug and into the controller. Pretty simple. 2011 Dodge SLT
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You had one put in? It was the exact factory one tho right...
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