Does Exhaust brake activate brake lights?
I have a 2008 Monaco Diplomat and when the Exhaust Brake activates my brake lights don't come on. I mention this because in my 2005 Cayman the Exhaust Brake activated the motor home brake lights so th...
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wolfe10 wrote:
Gasman,
No need at all to give the exhaust brake "a break". It can remain on for as long as you need it-- no harm being done. Remember, with throttle closed, there is ZERO fuel being added and transmission will upshift if you overspeed the engine.
Thanks Brett,
I understand that, but Scott wrote that he stabs the service brakes to de-activate the engine brake. That will not de-activate the engine brake by itself unless the speed is very low. I'm just asking him to explain how this de-activation occurs by applying the service brakes.
