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Camper Brake Wiring

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Camper Brake Wiring by Rob, 1980 21ft hi-lo

My camper electric brakes are wired in series (left-front to left-rear to right-rear to right-front) with the ground wires for each brake to the frame. I have heard that it is better to wire in parallel and run a ground all the way back to the battery/plug ground to the tow vehicle. Does anyone have experience re-wiring to do this? Is it as simple as putting a jumper across from each brake (fronts/backs) and running a continuous ground wire?

Any assistance is appreciated!

Rob, Wichita KS

All Messages in Thread		Author	Date
	Camper Brake Wiring	Rob, 1980 21ft hi-lo	6-4-06
	Re: Camper Brake Wiring	Bubba the bus tech	9-13-06
	Re: Camper Brake Wiring	ed	6-26-08