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Old 05-15-2008, 01:01 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Hooking up a brake controller to the truck this weekend. Looks like there is a place to splice in the 4 wire controller under the hood "next to master cylinder" and under the dash also. Why is there two places for the hookup? What is the best way? Thanks, Jeff

Those are not for a brake controller. What you are looking at are customer access wires. If you want to wire something on the outside of the truck you can use them. The wires you had seen on the inside are the same wires in the engine compartment. They have these so you do not have to drill holes in the firewall.
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