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Hi there Edward, i managed to get the machine started and running by disconnecting all controllers and checking wiring etc. used a water repellant on all the plug connections and that sorted things out, the error codes dissappeared and have a new set of error codes as follows: E23, E34, any idea what that could be ? tried the foot pedal clear code but no luck.
kind regards, Arnie.
the truck details as follows: model: MCPL02A25LV
Chassis no. CPL02-9P6966 0107
Type: LP
  • Posted 19 Aug 2011 00:45
  • By arnie
  • joined 17 Aug'11 - 55 messages
  • western cape, South Africa
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