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EVITP Chapter 9 Question and answers correctly solved 2026/2027 A defective crankshaft position sensor is a common cause of a no-start condition. - correct answer True Base or initial timing is timing with computer advance added. - correct answer False Base timing is the initial timing specified by the: - correct answer Manufacturer Waste spark systems deliver spark to two cylinders at once. - correct answer True While discussing the diagnosis of an EI system, Technician A says the primary coil normally has between 5,000 and 20,000 ohms of resistance. Technician B says the coil secondary normally has less than 2 ohms of resistance. Who is correct? - correct answer Neither Technician A says the primary ignition coil can be tested with an Ohmmeter. Technician B says the secondary ignition coil can be tested wit

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EVITP Chapter 9 Question and
answers correctly solved 2026/2027
A defective crankshaft position sensor is a common cause of a no-start condition. - correct answer True



Base or initial timing is timing with computer advance added. - correct answer False



Base timing is the initial timing specified by the: - correct answer Manufacturer



Waste spark systems deliver spark to two cylinders at once. - correct answer True



While discussing the diagnosis of an EI system, Technician A says the primary coil normally has between
5,000 and 20,000 ohms of resistance. Technician B says the coil secondary normally has less than 2 ohms
of resistance. Who is correct? - correct answer Neither



Technician A says the primary ignition coil can be tested with an Ohmmeter. Technician B says the
secondary ignition coil can be tested with an oscilloscope. Who is correct? - correct answer Both



Technician A says the ignition timing must retard as RPM increases. Technician B says ignition timing is
retarded under maximum load. Who is correct? - correct answer Tech B



A shorted secondary coil winding provides an ohmmeter reading above the specified resistance. -
correct answer False



Technician A says as engine speed slows, the timing should be retarded or have less advance. Technician
B says typically, the more load on an engine, the less spark advance is needed. Who is correct? - correct
answer Both

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