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Context:
Ground G17 has a maximum permitted current of 80 A.
The current load on G17 is 67 A.
Question:
What is the maximum permitted current for G17?
Information in context: 80 A
Context:
Ground G17 carries 67 A while Ground G21 carries
74 A.
Question:
How much current does Ground G21 carry?
Information in context: 74 A
Context:
Connector X102 contains six terminals.
Terminal 3 is assigned to ground G21.
Terminal 4 supplies the sensor.
Question:
Which terminal is assigned to ground G21?
Information in context: Terminal 3
Context:
The wiring harness originally followed Route A.
During packaging validation, a collision with the
BIW was detected. Therefore the harness routing
was changed to Route B.
Question:
Why was the harness routing changed?
Information in context: A collision with the BIW
Context:
Edge clip C25 requires excessive removal force.
Service technicians reported difficulty removing
the clip from the body panel.
Question:
What problem was reported with clip C25?
Information in context: Excessive removal force
Context:
The original harness branch length was 1.8 meters.
After the ECU relocation, the new branch length
became 2.3 meters.
Question:
What is the new harness branch length?
Information in context: 2.3 meters
Context:
Each ground node can support a maximum of
18 components. Ground G10 currently has
14 components assigned.
Question:
What is the maximum number of components
permitted on one ground?
Information in context: 18 components
Context:
Drawing revision B was released on Monday.
Revision C is currently under technical review
and has not yet been released.
Question:
Which drawing revision was released?
Information in context: Revision B
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