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deputywhit

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Is this a flash code for an AN model or BN model XTS2500 Flashcode 500098-00148C-6 and I have a used XTS 2500 that Has been flashed how can I find out what original flash code was? Thank you
 

Project25_MASTR

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First off, check under the battery to see if the flash matches the service flash versus what’s printed or look for an “I’ve Been Flashed” sticker.

Google flash code decoder (arkardam IIRC) and put it in to see what options are featured.


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