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Question posted by beary87912 on August 24th, 2013

Heater Speed Cotrol Only Woorks On High Speed

heater speed cotrol only woorks on high speed what is the fix have checked fuse /relay 21c' fuse/relay #45 and both test good what else shold i check.

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