Trailer Brake Wiring on 2014-up GM Pickups
What is GM's solution for the 2014 and newer Silverados/Sierras for trailer brake wiring? Is there a pigtail? Is there a place to plug in the controller? Or, have we reverted to 1997 and having ...
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Curious why you wanted to remove the integrated?
Don't like anything 'highly integrated' in my vehicles. Especially any
that 'integrate' with ABS, Traction Control, etc.
Your experience is indicative of why I don't like highly integrated.
Can you imagine if something went south...it would take down the whole
vehicle...or one or more of the other computers
Did Teknosha solve this for you and how did they do it? Did they
mention 'real time' and 'master slave' in their solution, or did they
just have a pre-wired plug to replace the integrated controller's
harness into the TV's harness?
Don't like anything 'highly integrated' in my vehicles. Especially any
that 'integrate' with ABS, Traction Control, etc.
Your experience is indicative of why I don't like highly integrated.
Can you imagine if something went south...it would take down the whole
vehicle...or one or more of the other computers
Did Teknosha solve this for you and how did they do it? Did they
mention 'real time' and 'master slave' in their solution, or did they
just have a pre-wired plug to replace the integrated controller's
harness into the TV's harness?
Randu wrote:
Just to clarify my earlier response---- I have the integrated controller and there was no plug in solution. When I tried to unhook the integrated, it threw codes and messages on the driver information display. That was when I got Tekonsha involved. You may have a plug like a previous poster replied since you do not have the integrated.
Randu
