Invisabrake

[sport95hd]

I have a invisabrake on my jeep cherokee and was wondering what the air pressure should be set at on the invisabrake controller

[dezrtracr]

Usually it's set at 60 or 70 psi.

[2 Stroker]

Just a heads up
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f85/roadm...ms-196392.html
2 stroker

[Gary737]

I talked with Invisibrake. He said those numbers are a starting point and all vehicles are different due to the installation. Have someone cycle the brake as you monitor the Toad brake peddle and adjust pressure. As I recall the proper cable slack was 1/4 inch, but verify that. Cell phone on speaker works great for this.

Glad I made the adjustment. About 2 weeks ago in the middle of the day we had three deer jump out of the bushes in front of us. Impressive how short a 40 ft DP can stop with the brake buried, and I'm sure the Toad helped.

[SuperGewl]

There are several things to do if you get the Invisibrake from Roadmaster to make it safer.
1. Don't use the diode setup install. find yourself a actual Toad wiring brake harness Dinghy Towing Harnesses
This replaces the unsightly hot diodes and places them into a nice small package. Also you may not have to splice into your wiring harness.

2. The 4 wire harness that leads to the front of the Toad needs to be capped and dielectric grease in it when not in use. ( this fixes the issue with the end getting wet and causing the system to come on and apply the brakes) or just add a power on/off switch in the Toad to shut it off when not in use.

3. Change the connector on the front of the Toad to a 6 wire connector so that you can hook up to the 12v charge line coming from the MH. This will be used to charge the Toad's battery.
You will also need to change both ends of the MH to Toad cable, hookup the 12v on the MH side and change to a 6 pin on the Toad side.