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hesham
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Caterpillar Engines 3512B

12/10/2006 4:59 AM

I have marine cat engine 3512b with primary ecm and back up ecm ,in the last days i noticed that the back up ecm takes control ,i have followed all instructions in troubleshouting cataluege but the problem still exist, i would like to know more about the causes the back up ecm takes control and how to solve the problem.
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Re: Caterpillar Engines 3512B

12/10/2006 11:00 PM

Dean J. Chamberlin from CAT Defence & Federal Product should be able to help you.

Located: Mossville, Illinois

Ph: (309) 578-4183
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