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Clark CMC15L:
No Fwd/rev

The truck cranks as should. When I shift to fwd or rev it does absolutely nothing. Any ideas would be appreciated. I do not know where anything is located on this truck. Shift solenoids any of it. So any help would be appreciated.
  • Posted 9 Apr 2024 07:47
  • Discussion started by JDAWG
  • Mississippi, United States
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