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Old 07-21-2008, 01:13 PM   #1
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After stopping for the night my brake light remained blinking and would not allow slides or levelers to work. The yellow knob was pulled out and the brake was set. Is there a way to jumper this malfunction so that the levelors and slides will work?

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After stopping for the night my brake light remained blinking and would not allow slides or levelers to work. The yellow knob was pulled out and the brake was set. Is there a way to jumper this malfunction so that the levelors and slides will work?

Duane Walker
2007 36mdds

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Old 07-21-2008, 03:50 PM   #3
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Good news. I solved my own problem. A nut and wire attached to the back of the emergency brake knob had come off. I found the nut on the floor and the wire had then come off the post. Slides and leveling once again operational.

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