20. Intermittent faults with sensors, and most steering and suspension system circuits, will usually set a DTC. However, the DTC will be stored instead of active when the technician retrieves them. What does this mean?
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Intermittent faults with sensors and steering/suspension system circuits refer to issues that occur sporadically or inconsistently. Show more…
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