6.
Answer A is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
Answer B is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
Answer C is correct. Both of these devices are designed to improve shift feel.
Answer D is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
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Answer A is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
Answer B is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
Answer C is correct. Both of these devices are designed to improve shift feel.
Answer D is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
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7.
Answer A is wrong. A shift solenoid is an electronically controlled shift device.
Answer B is correct. Twisting of the wiring helps prevent RFI (Radio Frequency interference).
Answer C is wrong. Technician B is correct.
Answer D is wrong. Technician B is correct.
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Answer A is wrong. A shift solenoid is an electronically controlled shift device.
Answer B is correct. Twisting of the wiring helps prevent RFI (Radio Frequency interference).
Answer C is wrong. Technician B is correct.
Answer D is wrong. Technician B is correct.
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8.
Answer A is wrong. Relays are devices that use low current to control high current.
Answer B is wrong. Resisters are used to limit current flow in devices.
Answer C is correct. Both Technicians are correct.
Answer D is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
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Answer A is wrong. Relays are devices that use low current to control high current.
Answer B is wrong. Resisters are used to limit current flow in devices.
Answer C is correct. Both Technicians are correct.
Answer D is wrong. Both Technicians are correct.
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9.
Answer A is wrong. Neither Technician A or B were correct.
Answer B is wrong. Neither Technician A or B were correct.
Answer C is wrong. Neither Technician A or B were correct.
Answer D is correct. Both the parking pawl and the vehicle speed sensor are associated with the
output shaft.
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Answer A is wrong. Neither Technician A or B were correct.
Answer B is wrong. Neither Technician A or B were correct.
Answer C is wrong. Neither Technician A or B were correct.
Answer D is correct. Both the parking pawl and the vehicle speed sensor are associated with the
output shaft.
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10.
Answer A is wrong. Both Technicians were correct.
Answer B is wrong. Both Technicians were correct.
Answer C is correct. A throttle position sensor is an input sensor for computer controls.
Answer D is wrong. Both Technicians were correct.
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Answer A is wrong. Both Technicians were correct.
Answer B is wrong. Both Technicians were correct.
Answer C is correct. A throttle position sensor is an input sensor for computer controls.
Answer D is wrong. Both Technicians were correct.
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