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I was hoping someone could verify that code 51 is an accelerator pedal sensor. If so, is there any other issues or possibilities to check proper functions. What are the proper values to look for so I can verify them.
Mitsu - FB16KT - EFB4B00254
  • Posted 30 Jul 2020 23:13
  • By ForkLiftFred
  • joined 2 Aug'18 - 24 messages
  • New Hampshire, United States
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