Only suggestion i can give is go to the IVECO website and see what dealers are close to you ..Obviously i don't know the ins and outs of your dealings with the dealer you used ..But the diagnostic tools are not the be all and end all ,they do help and the operator has to be able to understand what it is telling them .If you have an active warning light then they should be able to repair it ,if not then they will have access to a technical helpline ...By the way i work on DAF so have nothing to do with Iveco..Another issue is nowdays with such complicated electronics on vehicles most manufacturers have done away with vehicle electricians and mechanics are having to adapt and learn these systems ,which isn't easy .luckily where i work we still employ vehicle electricians ,who are more than willing to pass on their knowledge to us mere mechanics ...
norb
March 2012
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