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Toyota 2FBEC18:
No travel, no known codes

I am working an a Toyota 2FBEC15. This truck has all functions except travel. Contractors do not pull in. The accelerator box was rebuilt because the start switch was no closing. The battery is brand new, just off the pallet. It has 50+volts. I have no documentation for this truck
  • Posted 29 Aug 2019 05:24
  • Discussion started by A65cuda
  • Michigan, United States
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