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Electric Brakes Operating Voltage by Andy
	I have a 38foot 5th wheel. It has 3 axles and 12" brakes on all. The brakes had a short and I think it was a magnet. I replaced the assembly of the suspect magnet and no problem since. The brakes seem to work fine now but are only requiring 4-5 volts to lock up and operate around 1.5 to 2 when slowing gradually. Is that normal or is there still a problem?

All Messages in Thread		Author	Date
	Electric Brakes Operating Voltage	Andy	8-27-07
	Re: Electric Brakes Operating Voltage	BUBBA THE BUS TECH	9-7-07
	Re: Electric Brakes Operating Voltage	Bob Harrell	10-7-07