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I just purchased a unit from a remote location. Unit was suppose to run and operate. Unit will not start and has these codes. ECU522739-5 #6, VSM2023-12 #1, VSM524263-1 #3 Vehicle system Mngr HW4430040, SW P 5.67. This is my first newer hyster 2005. Unit does crank over, has no spark from the coil.
What can anyone tell me about all of this.
  • Posted 15 Dec 2012 03:28
  • By rrlift
  • joined 27 Feb'09 - 22 messages
  • Illinois, United States
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