Is Replacement Wire 450008-15 Correct Replacement For Damaged Connector For Roadmaster Brakemaster

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I had a wire break off when the front of my tow vehicle hit a driveway “dip” which took off the front valance, brake connector, etc. I need to replace the female end of the Brakemaster connector wire for the LED to the motorhome is p/n 45008-15 the part that I need? I have photos of the torn wire from the Brakemaster control unit if that will help. Thanks much.

asked by: Stew T

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Expert Reply:

Yes, The Replacement Wire # 450008-15 you were looking at is the correct female end wire that plugs into the matching connector on the motorhome to go to the LED Light installed in it to tell you when the brakes are engaged in your tow vehicle.

You'll need to use butt connectors # DW05744-5 to splice this into your damaged wire.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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