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Engine code SPN 111/ FMI18

Hi

I have a Kalmar DCE120-6 that flags up a engine code SPN 111/ FMI18 any idea?

This code is not in the book and the truck is works ok.

Volvo engine

Regards
  • Posted 17 Nov 2014 19:56
  • By Dan81
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  • Kent, United Kingdom
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