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Surge brake disconnect

Chris5105

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Location
Westerville, Ohio
Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2013
Boat Model
AR
Boat Length
21
I have a 2013 trailer. Brought boat home for the first time this year to clean and wax and as I was backing the boat into the driveway, the reverse light wiring disconnect for deactivating the trailer brakes decided to stop working. Simple solution to this problem? I do have the manual deactivator so I can still reverse the trailer, just a hassle.
 
Magnetic? That would be cool. I have to use tape to hold mine in place.
 
I think the ones I actually got were on eBay that someone else had posted.
 
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