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PC Automatic Testsignition key off for a period of 10 seconds and then restart the engine. The secondchance 2500 RPM Stage then begins.1981-1984 Ford Sedans with 5.8L EnginesTurn the ignition key off for a period of 10 seconds before beginning the 2500 RPMStage and Idle RPM Stage. If an RPM violation occurs during the delay, thecountdown restarts. At the end of 10 seconds you are directed to restart theengine and the 2500 RPM Stage begins.1984 Jeeps with 2.5L EnginesDuring the 2500 RPM Stage, the upper RPM limit should be 2650.1984 Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth Sedans with 2.2L Fuel Injected Engines andAutomatic TransmissionsBefore beginning the Idle RPM Stage, set the parking break, press the brake pedaland run the idle stage with the vehicle in DRIVE. When the idle stage is complete,return the transmission to PARK and release the parking brake.1984-1987 BMW, 1985-1988 Volvo 740, and 1986-1987 Peugeot 505 Sedanswith Automatic TransmissionsIt is preferable for this vehicle to be inspected at its dealership due to the possibilityof transmission damage. If you still want to continue, the vehicle should be at normaloperating temperature. If the vehicle is not, drive the vehicle until it is warm. Do notperform the 2500 RPM stage but proceed directly to the Idle RPM Stage. If thevehicle fails the Idle RPM Stage, due to the possibility of transmission damage, it ispreferable that the vehicle be tested at its dealership.1985-1986 Ford Ranger and 1986 Ford Aerostar with 2.3L Engines******Idle RPM Stage - TEST IS INCOMPLETE BASED ON VIRGINIA SPECIdle Test1981-1985 GM Sedans with 5.0L Engines and Vin “Y” in Eighth PositionBefore beginning the 2500 RPM Stage, start the vehicle and allow it to idle for aperiod of 156 seconds.The Idle Test follows almost the same sequence as the TSI Test but it tests theengine at idle speed. Whereas the TSI Test requires the engine to be run at twospeed ranges, the Idle Test allows the engine to idle naturally.To run the Idle Test on the PC, choose the 3 Idle Test command on the mainscreen.✓ For more information about the Idle Test Sequence see TSI Test,page 3D-1.MetersSee Manual Meters/Strip Chart, page 3C-1.TachometerSee Tachometer, page 3C-11.3D-8

3EPC Customer/VehicleFGA is designed to work with or without customer and vehicle information,however, some minor differences in the operation of the software occur. Thismanual refers to an open customer/vehicle as active. If you run TSI, Idle, ManualMeters, Strip Chart, or Bar Graph without an active customer, FGA uses thedefault customer. Other effects of having an active customer versus a non-activecustomer are discussed when appropriate.• New Customer, page 3E-1• Find Customer, page 3E-3• View/Edit Customer, page 3E-5• Close Customer, page 3E-6New CustomerThe Customer/Vehicle button or New Customer command opens a menu thatprovides options to add a new customer, find an existing customer, view/edit acustomer, or end a session with the active customer.To create a new customer,Press the Customer/Vehicle button.The Customer/Vehicle menu displays.Choose New Customer from the menu.orSelect the 4 New Customer command.The Customer/Vehicle Information screen displays. See Figure 3E-1.3E-1

3EPC Customer/VehicleFGA is designed to work with or without customer and vehicle informati<strong>on</strong>,however, some minor differences in the operati<strong>on</strong> of the software occur. Thismanual refers to an open customer/vehicle as active. If you run TSI, Idle, ManualMeters, Strip Chart, or Bar Graph without an active customer, FGA uses thedefault customer. Other effects of having an active customer versus a n<strong>on</strong>-activecustomer are discussed when appropriate.• New Customer, page 3E-1• Find Customer, page 3E-3• View/Edit Customer, page 3E-5• Close Customer, page 3E-6New CustomerThe Customer/Vehicle butt<strong>on</strong> or New Customer command opens a menu thatprovides opti<strong>on</strong>s to add a new customer, find an existing customer, view/edit acustomer, or end a sessi<strong>on</strong> with the active customer.To create a new customer,Press the Customer/Vehicle butt<strong>on</strong>.The Customer/Vehicle menu displays.Choose New Customer from the menu.orSelect the 4 New Customer command.The Customer/Vehicle Informati<strong>on</strong> screen displays. See Figure 3E-1.3E-1

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