yes it seems they are only about $70 and the wiring seems simple enough. i will likely try to use something i already own to cut costs. this guy around me is renting a trailer out for $50/day so i might use that one in the interim
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Originally Posted by 97 SL320
Don't let the existence of a trailer brake control drive the decision.
Modern controllers are easy to install as they use a pendulum and hall effect ( magnet ) sensor. You need one wire to the battery , one to the trailer brakes, one to the light bulb side of the brake light switch and one to ground. Also, the trailer must have a good ( 14 G min ) ground wire as everything electrical must feed through that wire.
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