Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) occur when a vehicle monitor notices an issue with a component. It could be an open circuit or preset limits have been exceeded. After the defective component has been replaced, don’t erase the code and hope it does not come back. Let the vehicle complete its monitors and turn off the code on its own, this way you can confirm the repair.
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What comes out of a repair is directly dependent upon what goes into the box. This video is sponsored by Standard®.
Standard® knows that what comes out of a repair is directly dependent upon what goes into the box. And for more than 100 years, Standard® has had a lot to be proud of. Standard is a true manufacturer with a full line of vehicle control and engine management components, offering more than 50,000 professional quality parts.
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