Technician A says that if a misfire code is set, certain monitors will not run.Technician B says that a current misfire code may cause the MIL to flash.Who is correct?

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Technician A is correct because certain monitors require a certain amount of drive time with no misfires in order to run, so if a misfire code is set, those monitors may not complete. Technician B is also correct because if a current misfire is detected, the engine may be experiencing a significant problem that could potentially cause damage, so the MIL will flash to alert the driver to the issue.

Technician a Says That If a Misfire Code Is Set