Electronic Brake Controllers

I use a Tekonsha prodigy controller and have had no problems with it at all.

Instructions and installation are clear and easy to follow, make sure you use the correct gauge cable and you will have no problems.

Hayman Reece also have a brake controller.

Have a good one

I have the prodigy as well, there good no reported problems I have ever seen. They also work in reverse wich is apparently rare for a brake controller.

There easy to install buy some 6mm wire from the battery to the 20 Amp auto resetable fuse and then carry that on to your 7 pin harness.

Don't forget the earth that should be 6mm wire as well.

Hi

We have a prodigy as well, we have a 97 80 series and are towing a 23 foot dual axle van - we love our brake contoller!!!

Cheers
Caroline

We use a Tekonsha P3 controller, carnt comment on any other controllers as have never used any.
I believe that the P3 is the latest controller from Tekonsha.
Easy to install.

Me 4 for the Prodigy, good, simple, reliable unit with no fuss or fiddly set up.

I agree, the Prodigy is excellent.

Cheers

Racey

Tekonsha P3 - the latest and best from Tekonsha. Does exactly the same job as the Prodigy, just a lot more features for not a lot more dollars.

Cheers

Dave

Cram,

Ditto all of the above. Put one in last July and could not be happier. Easy to install (I'm WAY pedantic, so I took a bit longer), and set up took about 2 minutes (and several braking stops) with no dramas.

Shop around though, prices vary. Installation costs vary and I was quoted $200 for an install.

Needless to say, I did my own. If you can confidently wire up a set of spotlights - you'll be able to instal one yourself!

Cheers, Matt