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Accelerator Petal wiring help.

Hi, I am having an issue with a Clark Electric Fork lift. TM 20 serial number TM2-17-0539-6628FA. Had a local forklift repair shop come and they said problem was Accelerator pod. We had it rebuilt but problem I have now is that I wired the plug back to the matching wires and have one white wire left and can't find where it goes. I have the Operators Manual and the Wiring Diagram only shows 4 wires to plug. With out the white wire hooked up I get clicking to the back both forward and reverse. Any help will be much appreciated.
  • Posted 25 Jun 2019 05:55
  • By JayDemise
  • joined 25 Jun'19 - 1 message
  • New York, United States

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