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These trucks use a IFAK cable to read fault codes. You need Proprietary software from manufacturer to see codes through the IFAK cable. You can access the codes through the display by turning on the ign. switch without starting the truck and pressing the service switch three times for 1 second each press. You should see the faults come up on the display.
  • Posted 21 Jun 2018 00:44
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