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Break controller lead?
Sorry meant- Brake
 I think this is a brake controller lead. What do you think?  Looks like something was mounted right here: 
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Re: Break controller lead?
hard to see what you are pointing at but i dont think its the brake controller harness.
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Re: Break controller lead?
It probably was, but without knowing what brand controller it was hooked to, you're kind of at a disadvantage.
The good thing? When you decide on the brand you want, it'll be easy to replace that harness with the correct one.
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03-25-2008, 06:54 PM
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Re: Break controller lead?
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Re: Break controller lead?
That's NOT the brake harness. it's the OBD II connector for diagnostics...Where you would plug your scanner into...
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Re: Break controller lead?
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I found my connecter for the harness way on the left side above the e-brake. It was even flagged with a sticker for it.
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Re: Break controller lead?
That's the OBDII connector!!!! Isn't the brake controller on the left (opposite) side?
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Re: Break controller lead?
Now thats what I call "plug n play" there!!!!!!
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As to the OP get the Plug and Play harness from an RV store with your brake controller and you will find the connector, cause it will be the only one you can plug it in too.
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Thats prolly what they had screwed into the dash part huh?
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Re: Break controller lead?
Thanks for the replies. I'm guessing the previous owner had a brake controller mounted where the holes are now on the panel. And that little plug was connected to the brake controller. I was hoping that someone could identify which brake controller it was. That would make it easy for me to just get the same one- as long as it was a good one!
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