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Old 02-06-2015, 08:07 AM
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So it sounds like you had no trailer brakes. Good thing the system in the Ford warned you.
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So the trailer wasn't working fine for aftermarket TBC...


Old 02-06-2015, 11:30 AM
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If your referring to one of my previous posts, I was referring to another trailer we have, I wasn't clear in that post though.

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I had the same message with a used camper I bought. Turned out the previous owner had left it plugged into the shore power with the breakaway switch engaged and the brakes applied. All the brake coils had failed from staying hot for weeks. Had to replace all the brake assemblies. That was cheaper than the parts and labor required to replace just the coils.
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Akray, the brake drums on the trailer?
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Where is the inline fuse?
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2013 F-150 (Canadian Model)
This is my problem:

I have no lights and no brakes. Trailer was serviced today and is fine. Mechanic says I have no power to my 'hitch' connection

Plus during manual activation using the manual control lever without a trailer connected (accompanied by a single chime)


Display says Trailer Disconnected

The post above says :an intermittent open circuit occurs in the vehicle wiring from the TBC module to the 7-pin trailer connector or the trailer wiring

Should I check the half dozen fuses under the hood and one in passenger side?
Old 10-05-2016, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by A7B2FX4
For me the problem was the inline 30amp fuse on the trailer battery charging wire. Had a intermittent connection causing the trailer disconnect msg AND either no trailer brakes or very weak response. Sometimes the latest technology is too good.
Fuse under hood or in passenger comp box?
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Need help asap
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Your owners manual will direct you to the fuses for the trailer wiring. I doubt all are out though. What does it say about connecting a trailer?


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