SMI Silent Partner Brake Control Questions
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08-26-2006, 07:34
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SMI Silent Partner Brake Control Questions
Before I screw something up I have some questions. I'm installing the
SMI Silent Partner brake control in the Bronco/Bird. All the Bronco stuff is installed. To check out the towed install, the instructions say the gauge should read about 12" vacuum, no more than 15". Is there a gauge in the control box? Do I need to install a gauge in the vacuum line? The instruction also say to adjust the vacuum in 1/4 turn increments...location of adjustment screw? Those who have installed one of these units themselves, is there a gauge inside of the box along with the adjustment screw? Remove the bottom plate or remove the cover? -- Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif. |
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08-26-2006, 10:00
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SMI Silent Partner Brake Control Questions
Hi Curt,
On mine, the gauge is on the box (with the pump in it) that goes in the car adjustment is on box also. Guage shows on top of box, adjustment on end. I put mine under the front seat Mine is the Silent partner model and 3-4 years old. Help? Scott Williams 04 Essex http://www.rvsafetycandle.com ================ --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Curt Sprenger > > Before I screw something up I have some questions. I'm installing the > SMI Silent Partner brake control in the Bronco/Bird. All the Bronco > stuff is installed. > > To check out the towed install, the instructions say the gauge should > read about 12" vacuum, no more than 15". Is there a gauge in the control > box? Do I need to install a gauge in the vacuum line? > > The instruction also say to adjust the vacuum in 1/4 turn > increments...location of adjustment screw? > > Those who have installed one of these units themselves, is there a gauge > inside of the box along with the adjustment screw? Remove the bottom > plate or remove the cover? > > -- > Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif. > |
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