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Code 2 no communication

Hi Started out with code 2 no communication, checked wiring up to PCU and tested fine. Pulled lower ECU and found unit had been contaminated with water and i could not pull apart as it is a sealed unit. Ordered an new ECU and installed now the issue is the the screen is in Chinese and I have a code 3 now which is wrong perimeter's for machine. Would anybody have any literature on how to set the Language and parameter's for this unit the service manual online is horrible.

Thanks
Dave
  • Posted 8 Apr 2025 23:10
  • By Dave_Barclay
  • joined 23 Sep'22 - 4 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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