How do you remove a prodigy brake controller?
How do you remove a prodigy brake controller?
To remove the Tekonsha Prodigy P2 # 90885 you simply need to detach the harness at the rear of the brake controller. Once that is removed you can tuck the harness up under your dash with some zip ties andthe uninstall the bracket that holds the brake controller as well.
Do you need a trailer brake controller for a Chevy Silverado?
Unfortunately, GM chose not to make trailer brake controllers standard with the HD towing option. For those of you who have a trailer with electronic brakes, this means you’ll need to install one yourself.
Do you need a trailer brake controller for HD towing?
Unfortunately, GM chose not to make trailer brake controllers standard with the HD towing option. For those of you who have a trailer with electronic brakes, this means you’ll need to install one yourself. Luckily, aftermarket trailer brake controllers are relatively inexpensive and definitely worth it for peace of mind when towing heavy loads.
Where is the trailer brake controller harness located?
This will allow you to make the proper connections to the harness located under the dash. Looking under the driver side dash on the left side, you’ll see a wiring harness taped up out of the way. This is the trailer brake harness that you’ll need to pull down. Figure 1. Trailer brake controller harness.
How much does it cost to install a trailer brake controller?
GM recommends going with an aftermarket controller versus the one that was available from the factory due to the ease of install, and this is good since the factory part will run you around $500. Once you have chosen a trailer brake controller that you like, you’ll need to obtain the wiring schematic for it.
Where is the trailer brake controller on a Silverado?
Looking under the driver side dash on the left side, you’ll see a wiring harness taped up out of the way. This is the trailer brake harness that you’ll need to pull down. Figure 1. Trailer brake controller harness. Once you have the trailer brake wiring to your trailer brake controller wiring mapped out, you can start making the connections.
This will allow you to make the proper connections to the harness located under the dash. Looking under the driver side dash on the left side, you’ll see a wiring harness taped up out of the way. This is the trailer brake harness that you’ll need to pull down. Figure 1. Trailer brake controller harness.
What kind of brake controller do I need for a trailer?
A timed brake controller applies a set amount of brake pressure that can be set, while a proportional controller applies pressure to your trailer brakes in the same proportion as your vehicle. Load size and terrain may determine the best controller for your application.
How to install a brake on a Chevy Silverado?
To make the connections you can use butt connectors and then crimp the wires in place or you can solder them together if you wish. Once you have finished making the connections, it’s recommended wrapping them in black electrical tape to both help keep the connections tight and secure and also to help tidy them up.
