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APC200 Repair no throttle

No throttle on SMV12-17 looks to be APC200 at fault as fitted to another truck and fault is same then on this truck any one know of repairer regards
  • Posted 8 Jul 2016 00:48
  • By rikki_g
  • joined 6 Aug'12 - 20 messages
  • glam, United Kingdom
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