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Dash Indicator Light. No hydraulic function

I have a dash malfunction indicator light that the operator manual nor the service manual covers. I have zero scrubbing functions, the truck will drive.

To me it appears to be a Hydraulic Over Pressure light but the scrubber does not have the switch as an option.


The wires for the optional switch are 35/BRN and 13N/BLK. They are both disconnected, both ohm at 0.2 and are not shorted. Any advice would be helpful.
  • Posted 26 Sep 2024 06:18
  • By Austin_Newsom
  • joined 26 Sep'24 - 1 message
  • Ohio, United States
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