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hello
I started with a different handle and is good linde / driver can not switch because then, however, a good truck driver is in aluminowei housing /

I checked but there is an engine temperature sensor or engine speed sensor
but this stroller so far acted corrected change and there was no problems with it

including trolley is another pole for wiring diagnostics / small 6-pin sockets on /
greets Chris
  • Posted 2 Jul 2012 00:20
  • By krzysztof_k
  • joined 2 Feb'11 - 130 messages
  • śląśk, Poland

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