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Old 05-16-2018, 03:19 PM   #1
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Trailer Brake Controller Wiring

I have a 2008 Dolphin on a W24 Workhorse chassis. There is a blue wire in the wiring loom at the 7 way trailer plug at the back of the motor home. Does anyone know where it terminates at the front of the motorhome. Can't find a "Trailer Brake Controller" connector under the dash?
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I have a 2008 Dolphin on a W24 Workhorse chassis. There is a blue wire in the wiring loom at the 7 way trailer plug at the back of the motor home. Does anyone know where it terminates at the front of the motorhome. Can't find a "Trailer Brake Controller" connector under the dash?
It should be under the dash somewhere. Took me forever to find it on my Surfside.
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Thanks, found it with the help of a Cable Tracker from Harbor Frieght. Handy little tool.
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