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p005 is the forklift......injector 1 and 4 not working, tested the injectors and seen them to be good. it seems power is not getting to them....made continuity test on the wires ok..... pls can somebody help, thanks..
  • Posted 22 Nov 2017 17:42
  • By northstar
  • joined 16 Jun'17 - 92 messages
  • accra, Ghana

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