Technician A says that when a solenoid is faulty, the entire solenoid pack must be replaced. Technician B says when replacing the solenoid pack, a unique identification code must be programmed into the vehicle's PCM. Who is correct?

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Technician A says that when a solenoid is faulty, the entire solenoid pack must be replaced. Technician B says when replacing the solenoid pack, a unique identification code must be programmed into the vehicle's PCM. Who is correct?
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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Both technicians are correct. A faulty solenoid often requires replacing the entire solenoid pack, and when replacing it, a unique identification code typically needs to be programmed into the vehicle's PCM to ensure proper operation.

Technician a Says That When a Solenoid Is Faulty, the Entire