Instructions for Prodigy P3 Electric Brake Controller

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I purchased a 2005 Ford F-150 which has a Tekonsha Prodigy P3 already installed for pulling my camper, however, I only found installation instructions for it and cannot find any paperwork to tell me how it is set. Is there a site where I could print out the operational instructions? Thanks.

asked by: Billy S

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I've linked the Instruction manual for the Prodigy P3 # 90195 on this page. It does show the install as well as the setup process.

To reset the P3 unplug it for at least 15 minutes and it will default back to its original settings.

expert reply by: Charles S

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Answer 1

Yes, you will only need to run one blue wire from your brake controller to the 7-way connector on the back of your motorhome, this wire is what takes the signal from your brake controller to your tow dolly to tell your dolly how much braking power…

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Answer 2

If you have a vehicle specific wiring harness for a brake controller then that would indicate that you have a factory tow package and subsequently would already have a 7-way at the back of your vehicle. The universal 7-way connector #ETBC7 is meant…

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Answer 3

For your 2016 Ram 1500, you can install the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller #90195 using the Tekonsha Plug-In Adapter, #3024-P. One end of this custom adapter will plug directly into the built-in port beneath the dash of your vehicle…

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Answer 4

The Prodigy P3 trailer brake controller uses a 4-wire hookup. The white wire is to be grounded to the battery negative terminal; the black power wire connects to the battery hot terminal through a circuit breaker; the red wire takes in the brake…

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Answer 5

We have 11 wheels that are 16x6 inches and have the 8 on 6-1/2 bolt pattern. I have included a link to them to the right. If none of these wheels match, feel free to email me some pictures and I can determine if it is something that we can add to our…

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Answer 6

The Tekonsha P-3, item #90195, is an excellent brake controller. Your brake controller wiring will be under the dash below the steering column a bit to the left. There is no connector so you will not need an adapter. You will connect the wires…

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Answer 7

You can just unplug the wiring harness from the Tekonsha P-3 Trailer Brake Controller, item #90195, when storing the unit. Be sure that when the wire is disconnected that the wire is not hanging in the way of any moving parts, such as the gas or…

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Answer 8

In regards to the Bright Way Push-to-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit with 1-Amp Charger and 5 Ah Battery part #3802308, the red wire from the breakaway battery box goes to the battery charge line circuit also known as the twelve volt power supply on the…

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Answer 9

The battery you use for a break away system needs to be able to power the trailer brakes on full for 15 minutes. A 12 volt battery rated for 5 amp hours is normally used, unless you have 3 axles each with brakes, then you would benefit more from a 9…

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Answer 10

The Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Brake Controller, #90195, does not have an on and off switch. It will go into sleep mode after several minutes of no activity. The power draw when it is in the sleep mode is so negligible that it will not discharge the…

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Answer 11

The overload warning you are seeing indicates that the P3, #90195, detects an excessive current overload condition during operation. This means that there is most likely a short in the brake output wire. The P3 has diagnostic troubleshooting…

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Answer 12

I am not entirely sure what process you took so I'll give you some other things to try, or maybe a different way to test the Prodigy P3 #90195. First, sever the blue wire a couple inches from the back of your controller. Then use a circuit tester…

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