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Problem replace transmission / clutch pack

Dear all

I have problem with FD30T3Z on clutch pack. Anybody know the part no, or similar part ? I couldn'nt find this part in Jakarta.
Someone can help me ?

Thank you
  • Posted 13 Jul 2013 09:12
  • By junus_a
  • joined 30 May'12 - 49 messages
  • west java, Indonesia
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I want to add information, the symptom is after start Ok, the engine ON. But it couldn't move forward and back. This unit matic. I already replace switch automatic, it still can't move.
Any suggest what would I do ?

Thank you
  • Posted 13 Jul 2013 09:25
  • By junus_a
  • joined 30 May'12 - 49 messages
  • west java, Indonesia
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