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Tiller card . Rema E94300.

Hi dear friends , anybody has the Calibration procedure for this electronic card.

I dont have any information about this. Is a CAN tiller.
Has two jumpers "P" and "T"; and other two "PARK and PROG".
It is descalibrated and i cant calibrate this.
  • Posted 23 May 2024 23:27
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hi friend.

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Can you post your e-mail address or put it in your signature?
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