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Brake Controller which one?

When to replace shocks?

Am needing to purchase an engine or exhaust brake to relieve my stress level when pulling our new 5th wheel. Concerned about auto. transmission damage. Does anyone have a feel for what's best? Thanks in advance!!

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What Bob said !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Like the guys above said. Don't waste your time... Call Bill Kondolay. He installed his smart controller and a Pacbrake onto my truck (which is an auto). Bill really knows how these trannys are put together and how much added stress they can handle.

DO NOT purchase any type of mystery switch to lockup your TC so that you can use an e-brake on your Auto!!!!

Kev
 
wesee,

While you are doing your search as suggested on the engine brake,might i also very strongly suggest you take the time to do a search on a BD product called the torque loc.

As TD Canuk is a BD employee who i am sure forgot to attach his affiliation, i suggest you really read all the information on their brake control systems carefully.

Whenever a devices main function is to force the tc clutch to lockup under load, its a safe bet you are going to destroy your transmission and tc.

The pressure loc contrary to the advertising propoganda will not protect your tc clutch.

Things to watch out for in an exhaust brake when dealing with an automatic is that if the exhaust brake has too much back pressure at the lower rpms,the higher back pressure will cause clutch failure at a faster rate.

The torque converter clutch lining relies on centrifgual force for a firmer apply. The lower the rpm the less centrifgual force within the tc. What this means is that you are more likely to slip your clutch at low rpms than higher rpms.

Bill Kondolay
Diesel Transmission Technology
 
BillK... careful how you point out someone's affiliation... there are those that may start calling you TDR Police and accuse you of starting to post under assumed names... even though it is clearly in the rules!
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