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That kind of sensor was what i was looking for,but this model doesnt have it!I think the sensor is located inside the GROUND CONTROL BOX(regarding a schematic in a manual).
This model has the ADE(Advanced Designed Electronics)and a green led(fault codes)in the ground control box.
My question is if this led flashes the codes or we can only read the fault codes with the analizer handset?
Best regards
R.Feitor
  • Posted 15 May 2012 19:01
  • By feitor
  • joined 6 Jan'11 - 161 messages
  • Leiria, Portugal
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