Kalmar CQ:
CQ - No Reverse

Unable to get Reverse.
I seem to have forward motion from 2 positions of the stalk.

Stalk switch may be bad - so let's directly connect +12v to the solenoid lines.
I can activate only 1 solenoid this way.

So does anyone know......
a) how many solenoids
b) which pin of the connector


thanks
and all the best for 2021
  • Posted 1 Jan 2021 05:29
  • Discussion started by FlyingHaggis
  • Cambridge, United Kingdom

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