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GREETINGS OUT THERE I HAVE A TOYOTA 7FBMF 25
YEAR 2003 'I AM WONDERING IF THE TWO CONTROLERS
ON BOARD ARE INTERCHANGEABLE....
  • Posted 20 Sep 2007 04:15
  • By DAMO
  • joined 9 Jan'07 - 196 messages
  • DUBLIN, Ireland
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CHEERS ERIC
Yes they are in motion controlers...thanks for
the reply erik;will find out tomorrow
  • Posted 23 Sep 2007 23:45
  • By DAMO
  • joined 9 Jan'07 - 196 messages
  • DUBLIN, Ireland
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Hi Damo:
Are these InMotion? If so, they are interchangable.

Of course I reside in U.S., but i think they are the same...
7FBMF is only sold in the European Markets.
  • Posted 21 Sep 2007 09:09
  • By erik_h
  • joined 12 Sep'07 - 18 messages
  • Tennessee, United States
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