Does It Matter Which Wire Is Used As Positive Or Negative On A Brake Magnet?

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Im wiring up my electric brakes, does it matter which wire is + and - on hub magnet?

asked by: Douglas G

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No it does not matter which wire on the Replacement Trailer Brake Magnet Kit for Dexter and Hayes / AL-KO 10" Trailer Brakes # BP01-110 is used as positive or negative.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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