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Get Smart 2DCT:
Won’t go backwards

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I have a Get Smart 2DCT. It will go forward, steer, lift and even the man cage turns.... Problem: it will not go backwards! Any help? I don't have the schematics and can't find anything on it
  • Posted 9 Jan 2024 14:49
  • Discussion started by Goducks2024
  • Oregon, United States
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