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I NEED HELP HAVE A CLARK TMG17 IT ME MARKS THE MISTAKES A30 - A02-A03 AND AN ALONE ENGINE WORKS, CHANGE THE CONTROLLER AND CHANGE POSITION THE ENGINES BUT THE FAULT CONTINUES....SORRY FOR MY ERRORS BEST REGARDS FROM ARGENTINE
  • Posted 14 Jul 2010 05:30
  • By jorge_s
  • joined 18 Oct'08 - 3 messages
  • Santa Fe, Argentina

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