Introduction to On-Board Diagnostics II (OBDII)

Preface, How to Use This Book, Chapter One: Evolution of OBD II, Chapter Two: OBD II Terminology and Communication, Chapter 3: OBD II System Monitors, Chapter 4: Diagnostic Trouble Codes, Chapter Five: Diagnostic Troubleshooting Routines, Chapter 6: Performing Specific Manufacturers Diagnostic Routines, Chapter 7: Component Testing, Appendix A: SAE Standardized OBD Acronyms, Appendix C: Powertrain Diagnostic Trouble Code Definitions, Partial List, Appendix D: Non-Standard DLC Locations

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