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maldet001 · 08-08-2017, 05:58 PM

Hello:

I hoping to find an answer... Upon returning from a 10 day trip to the U.P. of Michigan, our TT brakes quit working intermittently. Our 2014 RAM 3500 gave us a notification that the trailer was disconnected. I stopped a few times to clean the plug. It would work for awhile, but then the same message came on. And when this message came on, the TT had no brakes at all. But for some reason the brakes would start working again. SO...

Once we were home, my husband found some corrosion in the individual brake wires and replaced the connectors on all four wheels. We thought it was fixed... We went on a weekend warrior fishing trip and the same thing happened. My husband now thinks it is the brake wire that is spliced somewhere from the front to the axle. Any answers or advice on what to look at or check next?

Give me a brake! lol

08-08-2017, 05:58 PM	#1
maldet001 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: Hooversville Posts: 13	No Travel Trailer Brakes? Hello: I hoping to find an answer... Upon returning from a 10 day trip to the U.P. of Michigan, our TT brakes quit working intermittently. Our 2014 RAM 3500 gave us a notification that the trailer was disconnected. I stopped a few times to clean the plug. It would work for awhile, but then the same message came on. And when this message came on, the TT had no brakes at all. But for some reason the brakes would start working again. SO... Once we were home, my husband found some corrosion in the individual brake wires and replaced the connectors on all four wheels. We thought it was fixed... We went on a weekend warrior fishing trip and the same thing happened. My husband now thinks it is the brake wire that is spliced somewhere from the front to the axle. Any answers or advice on what to look at or check next? Give me a brake! lol