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Pea0909berry

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A driver has turned off the vehicle's stability control system. What will happen when the vehicle is next started?
 
  A) The stability control system will default to ON
  B) The stability control system will remain off
  C) The system will remain off until the ABS fuse is removed
  D) The system will remain off until the battery is disconnected

Question 2

Which type nut is used with a cotter pin?
 
  A) Bead nut B) Nylon ring nut C) Castle nut D) Smooth nut



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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