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Old 03-12-2016, 08:55 PM   #1
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April Motorhome Mag and a 2016 Class A

I hope the guy that wrote in to ask about tech help about a 2016 freight liner chassis and his 7 pin trailer plug out back...
he was quoted over 600 to RE-WIRE the 7 pin all the way to the dash so a brake controller could be installed...

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UNDER the dash in a wire loom of wrap ups look for the brake controller wiring already done by f/l...its in there...no need to pay for an uneeded wire job
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I thought, when I read that item in the magazine, that the chassis should have been prewired for a brake controller. Most, if not all, trucks have been prewired for trailer brake controllers for many years now.
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