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CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT THIS CODE IS?
  • Posted 30 Aug 2012 23:24
  • By gene_l
  • joined 19 Jun'12 - 16 messages
  • Georgia, United States
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Danaher Motor Controller AC Drive
  • Posted 1 Sep 2012 05:37
  • By gene_l
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  • Georgia, United States
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Need to Know what control sytem is in the truck is it a GE EV100 system?
  • Posted 1 Sep 2012 05:29
  • By kevin_t
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  • Pennsylvania, United States
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whech controler.a few controler is code 52 broken end transistor
  • Posted 1 Sep 2012 03:29
  • By AAPEE
  • joined 28 Aug'12 - 76 messages
  • Brussels, Belgium
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