Quote: Originally posted by Wibsey on 01/8/2015
On a recent trip, we hit a bit of odd tarmac at exactly the same time a truck passed us, the caravan started to snack (1st proper on we have had) and it was amazing how quickly the ATC brought it back under control. I would want to use the system if it was there.
The reason I posed the question was, I might need to collect the van before I am able to have the 13 pin fitted, its about 250 mls away and I was concerned I might damage the ATC. I can see the obvious benefits of the system, Hopefully get the plug done first!!
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Quote: Originally posted by Shredded Wheat on 01/8/2015
The reason I posed the question was, I might need to collect the van before I am able to have the 13 pin fitted, its about 250 mls away and I was concerned I might damage the ATC. I can see the obvious benefits of the system, Hopefully get the plug done first!!
Nothing worse than losing a caravan on its maiden voyage. Get the plug fitted first especially if towing an empty caravan.
Quote: Originally posted by checkley1973 on 31/7/2015
Worth checking your insurance too. I would expect if the van has it and you don't connect it you could invalidate your insurance. We have it and I wouldn't tow without it now, it's amazing how many times you feel it activate to assist keeping you safe.
I was thinking along those lines. When you arrange insurance, the insurers know from the year, make and model of the van what its spec. is. So a non-connected ATC could invalidate the insurance.
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