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When diagnosing engine noise, Technician A says a mechanical stethoscope may not be appropriate in pinpointing a squeaking drive belt. Technician B says a whirring noise is like…

When diagnosing engine noise, Technician A says a mechanical stethoscope may not be appropriate in pinpointing a squeaking drive belt. Technician B says a whirring noise is like…
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When diagnosing engine noise, Technician A says a mechanical stethoscope may not be appropriate in pinpointing a squeaking drive belt. Technician B says a whirring noise is likely to be from external accessories such as alternators, water pumps and belt tensioners. Who is correct

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the answer is technician b

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it is just because

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