If all else fails, consider replacing the brake controller. I had mine swapped, and it fixed my issues. Just make sure to get a compatible model!
Why do all this work when you can just ask your neighbor to fix it? Kidding! But really, it’s often a quick fix if you try the basics first.
Haha, true! But I’d rather not gamble with my brakes! Better to be thorough and safe.
It’s surprising how many people overlook the simple things first. It’s always the simplest fixes that take the longest to figure out!
I’ve been dealing with TBC faults on my 2006 F250 for a few months now. The brake controller inexplicably stops working. I found that the trailer connector was corroded, which I cleaned up, and it solved the issue for a while.
Had the same problem! I replaced my connector with a high-quality waterproof version. Haven’t had any faults since. Highly recommend this solution!
I had a TBC fault too and ended up going with an aftermarket brake controller. The Tekonsha Prodigy P3 has been a game-changer for me! Easy to install and super reliable.
That’s good to hear! I’ve been debating whether to switch from my factory controller. How easy was the installation?
@hailey92, it was straightforward! Just a few wires to tap into, and I watched a YouTube video that guided me through it. Definitely worth it if you’re facing issues.
I’ve also encountered persistent TBC faults. I’m wondering if moisture is a factor. Are others seeing a pattern with weather-related issues?
Definitely! I noticed my TBC problems started after heavy rain. Sealed my connections, which helped a lot.
It’s frustrating, really! Should we consider the total amount of issues in newer models? I’ve heard some horror stories about 2007 models too. Are they equally prone to faults?
I’ve heard mixed reviews. Some friends had no issues, others faced TBC problems like mine. Seems hit or miss!
After all this talk, maybe I should just get a bumper sticker that says, ‘My TBC is on the fritz!’ It might save us all some time at the repair shop!
Haha, that’s perfect! I’d suggest adding a flashing warning light too, just to make sure everyone knows!
In all seriousness, it’s good to share our experiences. It helps to know we aren’t alone in this battle with our trucks. Let’s keep the conversation going!