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Tech A says never disconnect sensors before conducting resistance checks. Tech B says automotive test lamps should not be used on digital circuits because they draw too much current and can overload the
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Tech A says never disconnect sensors before conducting resistance checks. Tech B says automotive test lamps should not be used on digital circuits because they draw too much current and can overload the circuit. Who is correct?

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