Power voltage to brakes??
Never been happy with braking on our C Creek. Just installing all new brake assemblies and checked voltage at right rear and it shows only 9.5 volts!! This is not via the truck. I have it connected d...
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Mmaxed wrote:
Believe it or not, your IBC is much better over any of the current aftermarket controllers even with some of the short comings of it.
Absolutely not true, if his Ram is like my '15 was from the factory.
Someone at Ram decided that below 30 mph the trailer brakes would only need about 60% input. On the bigger brakes, 12" x 3" if memory served it was dangerous. More than one fellow reported rolling through an intersection. Ram did update the programming. My 2020 has very good trailer braking.
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Then you should have bought a Ford?
Even though the RAM version has some short comings, it still will be much better action/reaction than depending on your brake light switch then having a computer decode a accelerometer and then apply what it thinks as appropriate output (IE best guess mathematically).
And as the OP discovered, their RAM version has an additional effort setting of "light or heavy" trailer and the DEFAULT is LIGHT.. Bet not to many of the RAM complaints ever looked into the manual to figure out what "light or heavy" meant.. Does help to read the manual..
