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H30d-01 -393 year 2011
The speed reduction is: truck speed: 22.14 km/h
Is not happening only on the hill but also with a small step 3/4 cm.. if you start from 1 mt it goes over it but if you slowly touch the step and then accelerate it did not go through, and the software keeps telling me that there's a speed reduction switch eneabled, don't know where thou... and ther's no Namur sensor on the mast
  • Posted 29 Oct 2021 02:34
  • By Luppa
  • joined 16 Feb'21 - 16 messages
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