What Does the Leveling Knob Do on a Tekonsha Voyager Trailer Brake Controller

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what is the leveling knob for?

asked by: Ron N

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The leveling knob adjusts the components inside so that they are level even if the controller is mounted at an angle. This is so the brake controller can sense deceleration properly and apply the brakes accordingly on the trailer. If not level the control may apply too much or too little power to the trailer brakes.

expert reply by: Michael H

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