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on 2016 and newer ere machines there is a factory fault with brake and motor temp sensor electrical instalation, wires brakes inside connectors due to poor strain relife.
solution is to cut the connector, replace it with new one and leave it without zip ties just floating in free air.
  • Posted 10 Oct 2020 20:00
  • By PenTakl
  • joined 10 Oct'20 - 6 messages
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