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Mullaney

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Rhub44 said:
My CTIS is giving me the 5 flashing lights and wondering is there anyone in Minnesota that works on these?
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You might post the vehicle type and maybe a serial number so we can be a little more helpful. Might be worth rummaging the Technical Manuals here to download the manual for your unit.

They aren't awful to work on. Especially if you have the book.
 
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Mullaney said:
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You might post the vehicle type and maybe a serial number so we can be a little more helpful. Might be worth rummaging the Technical Manuals here to download the manual for your unit.

They aren't awful to work on. Especially if you have the book.
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1997 M1079 . I have tried everything the manual says to try. Only thing I can think of is the pressure valve by the air tank. But they are 400.00 for a maybe. Was hoping someone in Minnesota could help
 
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CTIS 5 flashing lights

I'll start by referencing an old thread "CTIS 5 flashing lights,No air leaks, no mechanical faults" I posted on that thread a couple months ago but unfortunately didn't get any responses. Probably because everyone that originally were responding to that thread 8 years ago are no longer active. I...
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Read that forum.

I had this problem and it ended up being the valve body. Rebuilt it and everything started working.
 
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