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Mar 05, 2018 - 07:41 AM
Below is a link to the manual for the Brakebuddy Classic Alert System it shows how the transmitter is connected. It is designed to be used with BrakeBuddy® Classic™ unit (39499).
Does the transmitter just plug into the brake buddy, like the old wire one used to do. It has prongs on the back? Hopkins 39302 Brakebuddy Classic Alert System Braking Systems
just checking to see if plugs are built on the back side of the transmitter and making sure it will work on my brake buddy that is a 2006 model.
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