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Old 06-28-2019, 12:00 PM
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Replacing/coding the parking brake actuator

Hi all,
Have read through many threads on the topic over the last year (almost) since the first time my actuator locked up at a Wawa. The first time i removed, disassembled & reassembled the module & got it working, but also ordered a knockoff from eBay for $200ish since the motor was drawing way too much & clearly failing.

Now I'm ready to swap out after a month of alert/warning light & confused if/how to code the new module? I have a Schwabben/510 which has the capability, but haven't found/seen what exactly to enter?

Thanks in advance!
Chris
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