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How to turn off Vertical lift mast position?

Hi to all, we have an RX70-30 , 7366 series , and it's got the tilt angle sensor that is broken, and we are trying to disable it, and all i found is some list of service adresses, but it doesn't say what value to put in...Or is there any other way to disable it? Because i haven't found it in the diagnostic...it should be in the comfort package... my version is 3.6.9 of the diagnostics...
  • Posted 17 Jun 2025 16:52
  • By HUZO
  • joined 27 Mar'17 - 28 messages
  • HR, Croatia
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