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WE HAVE ONE TRUCK WITH HARSH PLUGGING WHEN GOING FROM REV-FWD. NOT THE OTHER WAY. HAVE CHECKED REC'S ALL OK, HAVE CHECKED CONTACTS ALL OK, HAVE CHECKED FWD AND REV SWITCHES-OK, CHECKED EV1 OSSILATOR CARD WITH A KNOWN GOOD TRUCK-OK

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  • Posted 8 Nov 2011 03:34
  • By VAN_CEN
  • joined 8 Nov'11 - 22 messages
  • British Columbia, Canada

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