Technician A says that the Warranty Policy and Procedures Manual states any additional Repair
Order completed in conjunction with a normal PDS must have time punch/flags for service
Technician B says that if multiple additional repairs are made in conjunction with normal PDS, the
Warranty Policy and Procedures Manual indicates that separate time flags must be punched for
each repair.
Who is right?

Both Technician A and Technician B are correct in their statements.

Technician A is correct in stating that the Warranty Policy and Procedures Manual requires time punch/flags for any additional Repair Order completed in conjunction with a normal Pre-Delivery Service (PDS).

This means that if there are any extra repairs performed alongside the regular PDS, each repair must be recorded and flagged separately to track the time spent on them.

Technician B is also correct in mentioning that the Warranty Policy and Procedures Manual indicates the need for separate time flags for each repair when multiple additional repairs are made in conjunction with a normal PDS.

This reinforces the requirement for individual tracking of the time spent on each additional repair, ensuring accurate documentation and appropriate warranty coverage for each repair performed.

Therefore, both technicians are providing accurate information about the requirements outlined in the Warranty Policy and Procedures Manual regarding time punch/flags for additional repairs completed in conjunction with a normal PDS.

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Technician A says that PDS documents may be updated at any time so the PDS Technician is always
required to search TIS and use the latest PDS documents applicable to the vehicle serviced.
Technician B says that to retrieve the latest PDS documents for the vehicle serviced, access TIS, input
the vehicle and model year, then choose "General" from the Service Category menu, "Pre-Delivery
Service" from the Section menu, and then click the "Search" button.
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O A only
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Both A and B
Neither A nor B

All of the following statements related to PDS are correct, EXCEPT:
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Tire pressure should be checked and adjusted to specifications during PDS, including performing
cold-weather tire pressure adjustments.
When performing a PDS, above ground lifts should be padded where doors may come into contact
with them.
A visual inspection of the battery and a parasitic load test are both required at PDS.
Sufficient workstation lighting must be available on vertical and horizontal surfaces to assure that
any paint defects are identified during PDS.