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If the connector does not go through the hole,
slide the boot down the harness.
3.
Bolt the wire harness, with the socket connector,
to the rear of the socket bracket with 2 bolts
(5/16 x 1 inch) and nuts.
4.
Route the harness along the traction unit.
5.
Use the hose clamp to secure the foot controller
to the pad on the brake pedal.
6.
Connect the harness to the components
9) as follows:
A.
Plug the shorter wire from the harness into
the foot controller wire connector.
B.
Connect the longer wire from the harness to
the brake controller wire connector.
C.
Select one of the following procedures when
connecting the ring terminal wire (with the
fuse) to a positive electrical source:
•
To have the brake controller powered
only when the traction unit is powered
on, attach the ring terminal wire, with
the fuse, to an open auxiliary-power
source that has a rating of 15A or more.
1. Positive battery terminal (+)
2. Negative battery terminal (-)
3. Fuse
4. Wire harness (+)
5. Wire harness (–)
•
(Figure
D.
Connect the other ring terminal wire,
without the fuse, to the negative (-) battery
terminal.
Figure 9
6. Socket connector
7. Power cable
8. Brake controller
9. Foot controller
10. Hose clamp
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Use a 10A fuse for a 2 wheel brake
system and a 15A fuse for a 4 wheel
brake system.
Note:
You may need to remove the ring
terminal and install a different terminal
type to match the auxiliary power source
connection.
To have the brake controller always
powered, attach the ring terminal wire,
with the fuse, to the positive battery
terminal.
Note:
If you store the traction unit for
an extended period, remove the fuse
from the brake controller wire harness
or disconnect the wire harness from
the brake controller. This prevents the
battery from discharging
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