Blue Ox BX88175 User Manual
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Blue Ox Division, Automatic Equipment Mfg. Co. • One Mill Road, Industrial Park
Pender, Nebraska 68047 • Phone 402-385-3051 Fax 402-385-3360 •
harness between the vehicles should release the Vac Brake™. Also check to sure the “breakaway” switch is
not triggering the system.
Feedback light on RV dash does not light. Make sure all connections between vehicles are correctly made
between corresponding terminals at the wiring plugs on both vehicles. Test for power feed along all wiring
between vehicles.
System will not pull pedal and stop satisfactorily. Check vacuum level in system during operation with a
vacuum gage (18”-20”vacuum needed to work). Check for vacuum leaks by shutting down engine with gage on
and see if vacuum holds. Levering down the pedal can compensate for lower vacuum level and make stopping
force “STRONGER”. Check to be sure there are no ”SHARP” turns on the cable housing between the pedal
and device. NOTE: this system can only deliver braking as good as is provided by the vehicle, if
uids in brake
system have not been serviced every two years as recommended, it may effect
nal performance.
Brake system adjustments after brake service. None should be required unless the driver wants to change
performance from the original installation. You can install new brakes on your vehicle immediately after this
system is installed, and the performance will not be effected.
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