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Hi Mishek

You will not get any more info from the controller other than the fault message.
I suspect you have a steering fault, check steering pot and wiring.

Alarm traction 28 reads "Cable break steering sensor"
"Check cable connection; exchange steering wheel sensor; exchange Canion / Interface; exchange steering"

If the steering has a serious fault, the truck will not allow drive to operate.

Hope this helps you

Good luck
  • Posted 24 Jul 2015 03:37
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