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So if the there are some codes showing on the dash I
Can't recall right now for the life of me what they are.the gu
Y I work for will not buy a handset for these trucks.no way
No how not gonna happen makes it hard to work on these
Machines.is there a listing of codes I can get off the net somewhere?this is a dead end otherwise.and I can't work on them
And can't fix em I really really appreciate you trying to help
And I thank you.
One last thing IFi wanted to buy a handset where would I get
One and what will it cost thank you for your help
  • Posted 4 Jul 2013 11:06
  • By Chevyguy1
  • joined 3 Jul'13 - 2 messages
  • Indiana, United States

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