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		<title>Which wire do I connect to the electric brake controller on a 1993 Suburban?</title>
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returley71 asked: The wiring diagram with the kit I purchased leaves a lot to be desired.  It looks like there are 4 wires coming out of the housing on the brake pedal.  Which one is the correct one to connect the electric brake controller to?  I&#8217;m planning to tow a trailer with [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>returley71</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>The wiring diagram with the kit I purchased leaves a lot to be desired.  It looks like there are 4 wires coming out of the housing on the brake pedal.  Which one is the correct one to connect the electric brake controller to?  I&#8217;m planning to tow a trailer with electric brakes this weekend.<br />
Easier said than done.  There are four wires and they can&#8217;t be easily probed from under the dash.  They are in a molded connector.  Any other ideas?<br/><br/><a href='http://electric-trailer-brakes.com/'>Electric Hydraulic Trailer Brakes</a></div>
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		<title>1991 chevy k-1500 5.7 no brake lights?</title>
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preddysgarage asked: i&#8217;m a mechanic but not very good at electrical, switched out brake light switch and cruise control turn of switch with a 1990 c-1500 chevy with 5.7  the brake lights did not work, it blew a fuse then replaced fuse and they started workin until 10 miles down the road then they [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>preddysgarage</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>i&#8217;m a mechanic but not very good at electrical, switched out brake light switch and cruise control turn of switch with a 1990 c-1500 chevy with 5.7  the brake lights did not work, it blew a fuse then replaced fuse and they started workin until 10 miles down the road then they stopped again replaced fuse and still dont work has a new brake light stop switch and is adjusted this truck also has  a electric trailer brake box on it. i have diagrams from all data and the wores are comin from cruise control it appears, cruse control does work,  gettin power at the brake fuse, traced wires and didnt not see a short along the frame rail, replaced the circuit board the lights plug into at rear because it had signs of burnt around the turn signals and turn signals were not workin til that was replaced. and electraic trailer brake box is not workin  but it is connected to the power rail under hood RH side. before i blame trailer brake box i want to make sure.  any siggestions?<br/><br/><a href='http://electric-trailer-brakes.com/'>Electric Hydraulic Trailer Brakes</a></div>
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