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Hi All,
have a unit with no steering no error codes all fuses check out and connections seem fine.steering limit switches on steering gear seem to be fine. once I move the gear by pry bar the steering was working until I max out left or right then stop again once maxed out the second time in opposite direction it stopped working and was completely jammed up and even the pry bay would not move it.. seems to be a lot of work to remove steer motor..any one run into this only has 781 hours
thanks
Vince
  • Posted 10 Apr 2015 21:35
  • By vince_f
  • joined 24 Dec'13 - 6 messages
  • Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

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