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Tech A says that a parasitc draw is measured in volts. Tech B says that
pulling fuses one at a time while watching the current draw of the
vehicle with a DVOM can help narrow down the location of a parasitic
draw. Who is correct? Ans: Tech B
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Technician A says you should never strip wires with a knife or other sharp
tool. Technician B says, though not preferred repairing wires with
solderless connectors is acceptable, if done properly. Who is correct?
Ans: Both Techs A and B
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What is the correct sequence for removing a batter? Ans:
Disconnecting the negative terminal and then the positive before
removal.
Tech A says you must have power supply for a simple circuit to work.
Tech B says a switch will interrupt the circuit, and stop current from
flowing. Who is correct? Ans: Both techs A and B
Tech A says the leads on a multimeter are negative and positive. Tech B
says the test leads on an oscilloscope that we normally use are yellow,
blue, and green. Who is correct? Ans: Tech B
Alternating current Ans: Moves back and forth
Tech A says that if airbags have been deployed, the affected seatbelts
and pre- tensioners need replaced. Tech B says that there are relatively
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Tech A says that a parasitc draw is measured in volts. Tech B says that
pulling fuses one at a time while watching the current draw of the
vehicle with a DVOM can help narrow down the location of a parasitic
draw. Who is correct? Ans: Tech B
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Technician A says you should never strip wires with a knife or other sharp
tool. Technician B says, though not preferred repairing wires with
solderless connectors is acceptable, if done properly. Who is correct?
Ans: Both Techs A and B
Guru01 - Stuvia
What is the correct sequence for removing a batter? Ans:
Disconnecting the negative terminal and then the positive before
removal.
Tech A says you must have power supply for a simple circuit to work.
Tech B says a switch will interrupt the circuit, and stop current from
flowing. Who is correct? Ans: Both techs A and B
Tech A says the leads on a multimeter are negative and positive. Tech B
says the test leads on an oscilloscope that we normally use are yellow,
blue, and green. Who is correct? Ans: Tech B
Alternating current Ans: Moves back and forth
Tech A says that if airbags have been deployed, the affected seatbelts
and pre- tensioners need replaced. Tech B says that there are relatively
