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Kalmar DCF80-45E5:
Diagnostic access codes

Hello,
Can anybody help me? we need the access codes for on board diagnostics for a DCF80-45E5

Thank you!!!
  • Posted 25 Aug 2017 07:38
  • Discussion started by Brutus64
  • Quebec, Canada
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