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I am reading a 2.2 code. it will lift and drop but wont drive forward or reverse. I have changed the switches in the handle. I have changed the ignition switch and after I did that it worked for 3 days now its back same problem and code.I have checked all the switched and there good. Any suggestions???
  • Posted 10 Dec 2014 03:21
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