Clark C25CL:
error code 014

this one took a EMP alternator was charging 25vdc for how long don't know replaced alt and battery don't know what 014 is. mitsu say f14 3rd lever is it the same for clark
  • Posted 25 Aug 2017 07:04
  • Discussion started by kesslers
  • Pennsylvania, United States
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