Will this work on an RV with air brakes? Does it tie into the wiring of the vehicle or just the radio?
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Marvin, this should do nothing with your Air brakes. You will just tie in the relay with only the Stereo components. You will use 1 ground wire, 1 trigger (from the stereo), and the E-brake wire (also from the stereo).. really simple to use.. I hope this helps.. Thanks.
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Yes, it should work fine. It wiress directly to the radio, and deletes the lead to the reverse wire. You then have the option to select the camera, but does not automatically turn on the camera when in reverse. Although I guess you could wire to the reverse switch as well as the bypass and have the best of both. I wouldn'tuse that option in my case as I am using the camera at the front. It also allows video play while in motion as well as settings.
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Hi Marvin, This micro bypass wires directly into the radio's existing harness. Three wire to hook up, you'll be done in like 1 minute. It allows video to be viewed in any gear, moving or parked. It sends the proper pulse to the radio's cpu to emulate a parked, brake on situation
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No, it connects to the 50-amp input on your RV. only the male-end is 30-amp.
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No it will not. The brake controller comes with a wiring harness that must be wired into the truck. I have this exact vehicle and there is not a plug and play adapter in the vehicle.
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I use it on just the rv 4 sensor. I called the tech service they can tell you how to set it up for what your wanting to use it for
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It hooks up to the turns and brake. It will still work if you only connect the brake signal. You can also set it to blink, where you don't need the transmitter at all.
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Product is not intended for car, but if you install a standard receiver it will still work. I use it on my RV and my truck
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Most break controls will work. I order one that was for a Chevy, but it didn't have a plug like stated. It had to be hardwired anyway.
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Only used it with the standard roof-mounted antenna. Always turned on power booster. Digital signals might not penetrate to a set of rabbit ears in an RV very well due to their radio frequency. Never tried it with "rabbit ears".
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With the proper brake wiring adapter, it would wire to just about any vehicle, also my controller works great.
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Yes! If you have a wiring setup that includes electric brakes for a trailer. Type of vehicle makes no difference.
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This product is for 12V DC, so it will work off your RV (or automobile) 12V system just as it is. If you want to power it from 120V AC, either a generator or the power grid, you will need to purchase a 12V DC power supply, sold separately.
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I think it should work because you can use this smoke machine to check brake lines, EVAP system, exhaust system, and intake manifold leaks. I don't see why you can't use it for a/c system or air brakes. the only thing is make sure that you empty the system you are checking.
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The braking unit is generic and thus will work on any vehicle. The person installing needs to know how the wires on the vehicle match to the four wires on the unit. At that point, its only a matter of four splices.
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Don't know for sure but it seems that most RV parts are pretty universal. This one went right into my R-pod with no trouble . All of the wires hooked up the same. I took a picture of the wiring with an I-pad and used that to wire in the new one.
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I am not sure but, to my knowledge it is usually about if the controller is for single or dual axle trailers( 2 brakes or 4). In other words the question is if the brake controller will provide enough current to run your trailers brakes. Have to RTFM (Read The Freaking Manual) on this one or ask a trailer place. Find out or measure the current draw on the trailer brake system and compare it to the brake controllers output amperage, which I believe are available on line through Reese. That is all I got for you.. Gook Luck Jen m.
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I cut the connector off and wired it into my RV Trailer 12V system. Use this to control the LED lights under the outdoor awning.
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Yes, it's designed to hook up to your house batteries. Viair recommends running your RV when using the compressor so you don't drain the house batteries.