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Tech A says that the MIL can turn off if the fault doesn’t reappear in a certain number of tests. Tech B says that when an MIL i

s activated, the PCM stores the DTC until a predetermined number of drive cycles have been performed or cleared by a scan tool. Who is correct? Group of answer choices

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DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago

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Answer:

Both Tech A and B are correct

Explanation:

One the three method of turning off the MIL is when Vehicle drive on 3 consecutive trips with warm-up cycle without detecting fault. So, with this statement, Tech A is correct.

The MIL will be acrivated when DTC stored in memory and so, the Tech B is also correct.

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