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controlelamp "n" is flashing

I have a problem with a still R70-45 truck.

the controlelamp "n" are flashing and even the fuse 9f4 (250a) blows everytime away.

Have anyone a solution to solve this problem?
  • Posted 31 Oct 2010 20:34
  • By co_t
  • joined 10 Oct'10 - 29 messages
  • aan den lJssel, Netherlands
marco_rens@hotmail.com

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