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kwstaton · 06-30-2013, 06:14 AM

Yes, it did feel like the trailer brakes were being applied without applying car brakes, so maybe it is an upside down brake light connection. How do vehicles like this work with trailers? Is there some sort of converter to make it work?

The brake controller never showed any warning lights. This particular one only has one light on top. It was green showing connection with trailer and it flashed as the directions say it should when doing the manual set, but nothing else happened with that light.

I read the tutorial (thanks for the link). It says that the Voyager is a pendulum based inertia controller. Is that not adequate for my needs and should I ask them to replace it with Prodigy?

Thanks so much for you help.

06-30-2013, 06:14 AM	#5
kwstaton Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 5	Yes, it did feel like the trailer brakes were being applied without applying car brakes, so maybe it is an upside down brake light connection. How do vehicles like this work with trailers? Is there some sort of converter to make it work? The brake controller never showed any warning lights. This particular one only has one light on top. It was green showing connection with trailer and it flashed as the directions say it should when doing the manual set, but nothing else happened with that light. I read the tutorial (thanks for the link). It says that the Voyager is a pendulum based inertia controller. Is that not adequate for my needs and should I ask them to replace it with Prodigy? Thanks so much for you help.