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Draw-tite 20191 I-stop Iq Electronic Brake Control on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
The box is open and the screws are missing.
Brand:Draw-Tite EAN:0742512201918 MPN:20191 UPC:742512201918

  • I-STOP IQ Proportional Electronic Brake Control; for 1 to 3 Axle Trailers
  • Self-diagnostics features will illuminate LED readout when issues occur
  • Includes a "Boost" feature and works proportionally in reverse
  • Utilizes "Plug-N-Play" port for 2-plug adapters
  • Includes snap-in mounting clip allows user to remove and store the control when not in use

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