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Toyota 5FBCU25:
error code E-0 E-2 heat

i have the code E-0 , i know it was a contactor and i was able to active it manually but it does nt work anymore and the two error code now appear (E-O E-2 heat)
do i have to change the contactor or the problem is coming from somewhere else?

thank you
  • Posted 6 Jul 2015 22:24
  • Discussion started by olivier_l
  • Quebec, Canada
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