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Please can i get the codes menu for H30 FT L177, which offen comes on the dashboard. Thanks & Regards.Felix.
  • Posted 22 Oct 2016 00:54
  • By felix_d
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  • UAE, United Arab Emirates
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If you mean the service level password, you need software to access the password menu. You can contact your local dealer and see if they will reset it to a password you have access to. I f you are referring to the diagnostic trouble codes list you will need to purchase a current service manual. There are well over 1000 codes. They are not published in a separate list.
  • Posted 22 Oct 2016 00:59
  • By BREWSKI
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