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3 years ago

What OBD-II term applies when all enabling standards for a specific diagnostic trouble code (DTC) are met?

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mash [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option C i.e., Trip criteria is correct

Explanation:

The concept Trip criteria are described that when the allowing requirements for its diagnostic code are reached.

In other words, Trip seems to be a key-on method where all the allowing requirements for such a specific diagnostic display are fulfilled as well as the diagnostic monitoring is powered. It is finished once the ignition switch becomes switched off.

Option A and Option B are not correct because they are the engines that come under the performance ignition system and they are not related to the following scenario.

Option D is incorrect because it is the type of data mining that is not related to the scenario.

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