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Technician A says that the manual valve position is controlled by the shift lever. Technician B says that the manual valve position is controlled by a detent cam and spring-loaded ball or roller. Which
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Technician A says that the manual valve position is controlled by the shift lever. Technician B says that the manual valve position is controlled by a detent cam and spring-loaded ball or roller. Which technician is correct?

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Options: A. Tech A. B. Tech B. C. Tech And B. C. None of the above.

Answer:Tech A and B

Explanation:A shift lever is the lever installed on the steering column or floor of a vehicle which allows the driver to shift gears or change gears, the manual valve position is controlled by shift lever as the shift lever moves the manual valve position changes. The

Ball Plungers are self-contained ball-and-spring devices,used in rolling and detent applications, they are used to position the manual valve in a vehicle.

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