Camper brakes working properly or not?
We have a 2013 Rockwood Roo 183L (Hybrid Camper that weights ~ 3,500 lbs dry) that we've used about 6 trips. It was purchased last year so it is essentially 1 year old. The dealer set up my hitch and ...
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Just a thought, my brakes won't lock and never have but they do pull down the truck when applied. I have noticed that on hard acceleration I get a error two horizontal lines on my Prodigy P2, seems I have the unit set to flat. Even though the install directions say you can mount it from 0 to 70 degrees noise up. I have been told that it should have at least a 5 degree noise up. Not sure it will help but will find out next week.
Don
WARNING The Prodigy must be mounted
from 0 degrees to 70 degrees nose up.
(See Below).
In hilly terrain it is advisable to leave a
margin at either extent to keep bars from
coming on when going up and down hills.
When mounted near level the lower bars
may come on during heavy acceleration
(see Trouble-shooting Chart). This will not
affect the performance during braking.
Failure to install the Prodigy within these
constraints may cause impaired performance.
Here is a source for the magnets LINK
Don
WARNING The Prodigy must be mounted
from 0 degrees to 70 degrees nose up.
(See Below).
In hilly terrain it is advisable to leave a
margin at either extent to keep bars from
coming on when going up and down hills.
When mounted near level the lower bars
may come on during heavy acceleration
(see Trouble-shooting Chart). This will not
affect the performance during braking.
Failure to install the Prodigy within these
constraints may cause impaired performance.
Here is a source for the magnets LINK
