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No, that looks like the nine pin plug used for engine diagnostics.
__________________ Bob & Sandi, dogs Tasha a Frenchie and Tiki a Skipperkey
SW OREGON 2005 34 foot DolphinLX
If towing: a bright red 2016 Mini Cooper on a tow dolly.
Figures it wasn't it.... i would think there would be a block to tie in for the brakes, since a 7 pin was installed on the coach, my old 2001 pickup was brake box ready up front.
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Dave and Dayna-Adult children x 2-Classic Buicks x 2-
Only Grandchild lives in Denver CO.
There should be a rectangular, almost square connector under the dash. On our 06 Tropical (Freightliner chassis) its located close to, above the brake pedal area. Without looking I believe there's 4 or 6 wires in the connector. There should be a dark blue wire in this connector that goes back to the rear of the coach trailer connector. We used that wire for our toad brake controller.
Hope that helps,
Don
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2020 Phaeton 40ih
pulling a 14 CRv
Dave,
On ours it is accessible without taking the dash apart. Do you have a Freightliner chassis? This wiring harness is installed by the chassis manufacturer. On our coach it was a pigtail connector just sitting above the brake pedal area.
Check out this link, it shows a pix of the connector which should not have anything plugged into presently.
Don
Bob & Sandi, dogs Tasha a Frenchie and Tiki a Skipperkey
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