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Technician A says that a low-restriction exhaust system could prevent a back pressure-type
vacuum-controlled EGR valve from opening correctly. Technician B says restricted exhaust can cause the EGR valve position sensor to fail. Which technician is correct?
◦ Technician A only
◦ Technician B only
◦ Both technicians A and B
◦ Neither technician A nor B



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Marked as best answer by plus1 on Aug 13, 2021

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Reply 2 on: Aug 13, 2021
Wow, this really help


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