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Old 11th December 2018, 14:29   #1
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Default Can Toaf read Jatco

As per title, can TOaf read the Jatco autobox ecu and load or clear errors ? I live in Italy and finding a trader with a T4 who know exaclty what to do can be difficult.
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Old 11th December 2018, 18:37   #2
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Old 12th December 2018, 09:03   #3
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What exactly are the fault symptoms?
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... I have sometimes harsh gearchanges mainly from 2 to 3. Question is: Can be Toaf able to intercept solenoid faults ? I suspect that the classic 2-4 ones are faulty.
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A quick check with a multimeter will tell you if the solenoids are any good or not.
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A quick check with a multimeter will tell you if the solenoids are any good or not.
I have checked with the multimeter and found them all within specs but i suspect an intermittent problem hence the question....
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