Does New Wiring Need to be Used for the Replacement Air Compressor for BrakeMaster
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Do I have to replace my existing wiring to replace my existing air tank, or can I just connect the new one when replaced?
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Roadmaster BrakeMaster for RVs w/ Hydraulic Brakes - Proportional
- Tow Bar Braking Systems
- Brake Systems
- Proportional System
- Recurring Set-Up
- Fixed System
- Not Power Assist Brake Compatible
- Hydraulic Brakes
- Roadmaster
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Replacement Air Compressor for Roadmaster BrakeMaster w/ Breakaway for RVs with Hydraulic Brakes
- Accessories and Parts
- Tow Bar Braking Systems
- Air Compressor
- Roadmaster
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