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E61-1 faultcode on toyota FDK40

Hi I have a Toyota FDK40 with a E61-1 code. Can any help me with this ?
  • Posted 11 Oct 2012 10:52
  • Modified 11 Oct 2012 11:01 by poster
  • By Brad43
  • joined 11 Oct'12 - 23 messages
  • New Zealand, New Zealand
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