Roadmaster 751428 User Manual

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nstall this kit if the   brake lights do not function when the 
ignition is turned to the “tow” position, or if the vehicle is 

equipped with a “retained accessory power” feature.
   There are two installation methods — the stop light switch 
can be wired to: 1) the vehicle’s battery; or 2) to the fuse 
box. See the directions below.

 1.  Thread the first adjusting nut (Figure A) through the 
threaded portion of the stop light switch, with the open side 
of the nut facing the terminals on the stop light switch.
 2.  Slide the threaded side of the stop light switch through 
the bracket.
 3.  Thread the second adjusting nut through the threaded 
portion of the stop light switch, with the open side of the 
nut facing the white plunger on the stop light switch. (Do 
not fully tighten the nut until the switch is installed.)
 4.  With the stop light switch in position, attach the bracket 
— refer to the vehicle-specific mounting instructions that 
are included with this kit.
 5.  With the brake arm (Figure A) fully retracted, turn the 
adjusting nuts until the white plunger at the end of the stop 
light switch is completely depressed.

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  The stop light switch must be installed as directed 
above…
•  The plunger must be completely depressed against 
the brake arm. Otherwise, it may cause a false brake 
light signal at the BrakeMaster motorhome monitor, or 
a “Not operational — Brake pedal is depressed” signal 
at the Even Brake motorhome monitor.
•  The brake arm must be fully retracted when the stop 
light switch is installed. If it is not, the brake pedal 
may depress the towed vehicle’s brakes continuously, 
which will cause excessive brake wear, brake system 
damage or other consequential, non-warranty dam-
age.

  •  Follow steps one through five above.
  •  Using the included spade connectors, connect the red 
and green wires to the stop light switch terminals (Figure 
A).
  •  Now, connect the green wire to the terminal marked “1”on 
the Even Brake ICX transmitter.
  •  Using a 10 amp fuse (Figure A), connect the red wire