We just bought a 2012 Dodge 350 with the integrated trailer brakes. This may be a stupid question but I can't find the answer in the manual. When I"m driving, the digital read out is always a number 2. When I apply the brakes it goes up to 3 or 4. My question is shouldn't the digital number always be 0 when towing a trailer and not applying the breaks? My old trailer box didn't have a numeric reading unless I was actually using the brakes.Thanks
Posted 2015-03-09 11:47 PM (#162817 - in reply to #162814) Subject: RE: integrated trailer brake issue?
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Originally written by acy on 2015-03-09 7:03 PM
We just bought a 2012 Dodge 350 with the integrated trailer brakes. This may be a stupid question but I can't find the answer in the manual. When I"m driving, the digital read out is always a number 2. When I apply the brakes it goes up to 3 or 4. My question is shouldn't the digital number always be 0 when towing a trailer and not applying the breaks? My old trailer box didn't have a numeric reading unless I was actually using the brakes.Thanks
the EVIC display will show the brake setting and when the brakes are applied it will show you % that you are braking.