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<p>[QUOTE="Alberta-Mechanic, post: 4201918, member: 150914"]Ya dealer is the place to go. You can plug sensor back in any issues and you will get engine light and well that would mean change the sensor. The reason it's unplugged is probly cause the last owner put a resistor in it. Wich will increase horse power. He probly took it with him. What ya got for air brake problems I'm awsome at that. Lol[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Alberta-Mechanic, post: 4201918, member: 150914"]Ya dealer is the place to go. You can plug sensor back in any issues and you will get engine light and well that would mean change the sensor. The reason it's unplugged is probly cause the last owner put a resistor in it. Wich will increase horse power. He probly took it with him. What ya got for air brake problems I'm awsome at that. Lol[/QUOTE]
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