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Bad Connection on Trailer Brake
2Pipers
Member Posts: 4
After having my Tab CS-S for a week, I felt the brakes were not as effective as they should be. Setting the brake controller to its max, braking seemed to be just barely sufficient. This is my first camper ever, so I figured better safe than sorry, and headed back to the dealer (2 hours away). After a few test stops, the service manager discovered that only one brake drum was warm to the touch.
Within 30 minutes, the service tech had discovered and fixed the problem. Seems that during factory assembly, both wires going to the brakes had been inserted into the crimp connectors, but only one had actually been crimped. Now I'm a happy camper - literally!
Within 30 minutes, the service tech had discovered and fixed the problem. Seems that during factory assembly, both wires going to the brakes had been inserted into the crimp connectors, but only one had actually been crimped. Now I'm a happy camper - literally!
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