I cannot print on my Canon MF-4350d after upgrading to Mountain Lion.

I previously had Snow Leopard and printed on my Canon MF-4350d with no issues. After Mountain Lion was installed, I get an error message "Failed to read module. Re-install.: 20600" I went to the Canon website and downloaded the most current driver and reinstalled. It still doesn't work. Is there away to delete the printer info so I can try a clean install? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-Walt

In System Preferences -> Print & Scan, right-click onto a printer, then click Reset Printing System. Upon confirming your printers and scanners will be removed and you can start from scratch installing them. But before doing so, please note:
Canon printer drivers usually come with the OS and are updated via Software Update. Try that. If no update is available, you can download the latest Canon driver set here.

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