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Hi ,

i have weeks ago a truck with bad contacttips on the right side, no steering no fan and lights etc.

I replace the two contactors for new closed contactors and problem solved.
  • Posted 24 Feb 2011 05:47
  • By gc_d
  • joined 20 Jun'09 - 609 messages
  • Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Regards gc_d

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