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Old 02-26-2008, 05:36 AM   #1
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I have problems with my front air gauge going from 65 to 150 psi setting off lots of alarms...this has been blamed on my software version being 1.1..It is recommended to be 1.3 version....Can those of you with my tag chassis please verify what version you have? This is found by going into the bowels of the dash odometer with the engine OFF!,,I think it's under setup or diagnostic submenu.....Thanks

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I have problems with my front air gauge going from 65 to 150 psi setting off lots of alarms...this has been blamed on my software version being 1.1..It is recommended to be 1.3 version....Can those of you with my tag chassis please verify what version you have? This is found by going into the bowels of the dash odometer with the engine OFF!,,I think it's under setup or diagnostic submenu.....Thanks

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Does anyone have a answer for "footdoc" or is it that pesky bug I have on my screen.
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