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Old 11-27-2014, 12:27 PM
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Got hold of the agents on this issue, apparently they also had a similar problem. They fitted engine mountings on a similar vehicle and when they connected the battery it fried the convenience controller. Shit happens to the best of people. Very expensive repairs in the tune of R8000.00 (South African rands). I did open the controller to check but couldn't find anything burnt, that's why I think maybe if u code or reset it probably would come right.
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