How Does Air Line Behind Roadmaster Invisi-Brake Release from Unit

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I decided to move my unit to the back of my 2002 Jeep Wrangler. So I rerouted all of my cables but had to add a longer air line. How are you supposed to remove that line from the cylinder? I pulled on it but is not budging so I am assuming there may be quick release.

asked by: David D

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On the back of the housing of the Roadmaster InvisiBrake part # RM-8700 the air line that feeds into it only needs to have the black portion that the hose fits into pushed in towards the unit to release it.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Because you are removing the Roadmaster Invisibrake Supplemental Braking System #RM-8700 from your 2004 Jeep Wrangler, you will need to seal up the vacuum line on your 2004 Wrangler. You can do this a couple of different ways. You can leave the…

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Answer 2

When removing the Roadmaster InvisiBrake System #RM-8700 from your Ford Raptor you really just want to reverse the steps outlined in the attached installation guide. Taking out the 20 amp fuse for the power input is where you would want to start…

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Answer 3

Yes, all of the parts you mentioned are available separately through us. I have linked them below to see them all individually. #RM-452140 #RM-452141 #RM-452137 #RM-452136 #RM-452118 #RM-452116

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Answer 4

You can switch your Roadmaster InvisiBrake Supplemental Braking System #RM-8700 to a different vehicle - in your case a 2010 Chevy Equinox - simply with the Second Vehicle Kit for Roadmaster InvisiBrake Braking System #RM-98700. I have added a link…

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Answer 5

The Invisibrake #RM-8700 activates through your motorhomes tail lights via the diode wiring installed on your Jeep so you won't be splicing the Second Vehicle Kit for Roadmaster InvisiBrake Braking System #RM-98700 into the brake lite relay kit…

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Answer 6

Yes. You can transfer your Roadmaster Invisibrake #RM-8700 to your 2021 Ford Escape Hybrid without any issues; you'll just need the Second Vehicle Kit for Roadmaster InvisiBrake Braking System #RM-98700. This kit comes with all of the parts…

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Answer 7

In order to transfer the Roadmaster InvisiBrake Supplemental Braking System part #RM-8700 from one vehicle to another you'll need the Second Vehicle Kit for Roadmaster InvisiBrake Braking System part #RM-98700. In regards to installation, we have…

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Answer 8

Technically, both are right. The Second Vehicle Kit for Roadmaster InvisiBrake Braking System, #RM-98700, was designed as a kit to take the InvisiBrake system out of one vehicle and permanently install the unit in another vehicle. The kit provided…

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Answer 9

In the installation instructions for the Roadmaster BrakeMaster #RM-8700 there are two fuses wired to the air compressor circuit. One 20 amp fuse on the power wire of the battery, and a 10 amp fuse connected on the blue wire that runs from the…

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Answer 10

Pulling the breakaway pin is not the correct way to test the Roadmaster InvisiBrake Supplemental Braking System #RM-8700 in your 2020 Ford Escape Hybrid. You will need to have everything installed and hooked up on both the vehicle and motorhome side.…

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Answer 11

I can certainly try and help you find out what the issue could be related to your Roadmaster InvisiBrake Supplemental Braking System #RM-8700 and its lack of air pressure. If it was working fine, the most likely cause is a loose hose, which would be…

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Answer 12

Are you sure the pressure is being lost and not actually maxed out? If the air pressure of the InvisiBrake part #RM-8700 is set to the maximum the gauge will actually spin completely around the gauge and show zero. To confirm that the compressor is…

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