Exam 7: Understanding Obd Ii
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Exam 3: Common Components for Computerized Engine Control Systems20 Questions
Exam 4: Common Operating Principles for Computerized Engine Control Systems20 Questions
Exam 5: Introduction to Diagnostic Concepts and Diagnostic Equipment20 Questions
Exam 6: Exhaust Gas Composition and Analysis20 Questions
Exam 7: Understanding Obd Ii20 Questions
Exam 8: Automotive Multiplexing and Networking of Computers20 Questions
Exam 9: Hybrid and Electric Vehicles20 Questions
Exam 10: Advanced Driver Assist Systems20 Questions
Exam 11: Approach to Diagnostics20 Questions
Exam 12: General Motors Computerized Engine Controls20 Questions
Exam 13: Ford Motor Company Computerized Engine Controls20 Questions
Exam 14: Chrysler Corporation Computerized Engine Controls20 Questions
Exam 15: European Bosch Computerized Engine Controls20 Questions
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Cold start emissions reduction is being discussed. Technician A says that a strategy to reduce them is to delay the PCM going into close loop mode. Technician B says that an applicable strategy is to retard ignition timing during engine warmup. Who is correct?
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If there is an exhaust leak ahead of the rear HO2S, or if the rear HO2S is faulty, which of the following can result?
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D
The OBD II data link connector (DLC) is being discussed. Technician A says terminal fourteen is always battery positive. Technician B says terminals four and five are always grounds. Who is correct?
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On a 2001 model year or newer vehicle, the PCM is required to turn on the MIL and store a DTC if an EVAP system leak is identified that is larger than:
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In addition to flashing the MIL, how do many OBD II PCMs react to a "Type A" (severe) cylinder misfire?
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The newest OBD II monitor, introduced in 2008 and required under OBD II standards to be present on all U.S. vehicles by 2014, is the:
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All of these organizations continue to work together to update and enhance the on-board diagnostic standards and regulations EXCEPT the:
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The PCM will purposefully pulse the fuel injectors abnormally rich and lean when running which OBD II monitor?
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The PCM will compare input values to each other when running which OBD II monitor?
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On an OBD II vehicle, following the illumination of the MIL, the MIL will stay lit until the system or component passes the same test for _____ consecutive trips.
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Technician A says that a monitor readiness status that is indicated as "Complete" means that the monitor has been identified by the PCM as a "PASS, NO PROBLEM FOUND": Technician B says that a monitor readiness status that is indicated as "Incomplete" could be a reason why a DTC has not been set for a failure and the appropriate drive cycle should be run. Then DTCs should be rechecked. Who is correct?
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Prior to erasing DTCs on an OBD II vehicle, a scan tool should be used to perform all of these tasks EXCEPT :
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The newest global OBD II mode, mode $0A, was required on 100% of U.S. vehicles by the 2012 model year. Mode $0A is a scan tool request for:
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Emissions that escape during refueling are being discussed. Technician A says an on-board refueling vapor recovery system may be used. Technician B says a fuel tank bladder may be used. Who is correct?
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On an OBD II vehicle, how many times must the PCM see a fault present before it will illuminate the MIL (for most faults)?
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An OBD II PCM will erase confirmed DTCs from memory if it does not see the problem occur again for:
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An OBD II PCM is able to detect engine misfire by monitoring:
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On GM OBD II vehicles, the PCM tests EGR operation by turning EGR on and off and monitoring which of the following sensors?
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