Best Tool to Check Ford Integrated Brake Control System
Question:
looking at buying a used 2011 Ford 350. is there any way to check the integrated brake system for correct operation without hooking a trailer to it to see if the braking system works? there is a plug that will check for lights but not brake.
asked by: Mike A
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Expert Reply:
When looking to check an integrated brake control system for correct operation, I recommend using a Tekonsha 7-Way Trailer Emulator Blade Style Connector, # 6562. This tool has simple function codes to let you know what is working or not working in your system. I've attached some videos of this tool for you.
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Jason S
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Tekonsha 7-Way, RV-Style Tester for Brake Controllers - LED Test Lights
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