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STEER CALIBRATE STEER CODIGO 40234

Cual es la solucion o el metodo para realizar la calibracion del steer y causa de este codigo?
Enciende pero no tiene direccion.
  • Posted 10 Dec 2019 10:19
  • Discussion started by edson_gallegos
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