We spent the night in the parking lot at Camping Connection in Kissimmee Florida so they could get started early on the brake system for the Jeep. They got started about 8:00AM.

It took them about four hours to install the whole system. They did a nice job and every thing fits and looks good on the jeep.

                  

                                                                      

I removed the driver’s seat to make it easer to work under the dash and, of course, as soon as I had done that we had to move the rig to let the trash truck get by. It is possible to drive the rig sitting on one of the dinette chairs.

                                                                       

I installed the light in the dash panel of the coach and the shop installed a six pin cable to replace the four pin we have been using.

The six pin accommodates the existing light wires and the new “coach notification” light wires. I ran two wires (pair), but the shop said I could have run a single wire and used a common ground somewhere under the dash.

                                                                       

The install was complete and we headed out for Okeechobee about 1:00 PM. It is only about 125 miles from Kissimmee to Okeechobee so it was not much of a test for the new braking system put it seems to be working as it should.