www.etrailer.com videos are provided as a guide. Check with the manufacturer installation instructions and specifications for complete information. The first step is to figure out where we are going to mount the brake controller. Usually it is on the right side on the driver side, right over here. We will go further and it up there, mark it and drill it out to mount it. And next we will mount the brake controller into the bracket and then look where we are going to run our lines below.Now we go to the junction box and plug the cable open and we run that to the intersection on the brake controller. This is typically on the second connector from the left, right here. Go ahead and tie up to the framing up here, and probably here on this cable is right. Then the last step that we do here is put on the back block to cover the crossing. After installing the brake controller and the power to see that the CL does that stands for the calibration. What do you wantto do in this step is to go ahead and struck the vehicle release the brake, and then press and hold the button until the CL disappears. And that is that it is calibrated. Then you can set the amount of power you need for your trailer.

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