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7FGU30 ECM

I have a 7FGU30, SN 63033 that is missing the ECM that is behind the right step. Will any modules from any other model ( cushion trucks) work in its place or anywhere I can buy a used one. Thanks, Scott
  • Posted 12 Aug 2011 07:25
  • By scott_h
  • joined 28 Feb'11 - 7 messages
  • Ohio, United States
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