Scan Tool Output Controls

2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer 4.2 S, 4WDSECTION Scan Tool Output Controls
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Scan Tool Output Controls

Scan Tool Output Control Additional Menu Selection(s) Description
Automated Bleed Procedure - Used in order to bleed the ABS hydraulics. Refer to ABS Automated Bleed ProcedureΒ .
ABS Warning Lamp Solenoid Test Commands the ABS indicator ON and OFF.
LF Inlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
LF Outlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
LR Inlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
LR Outlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
LF Master Cylinder Isolation Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
LF Prime Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
Pump Motor - Commands the pump motor ON and OFF.
RF Inlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
RF Outlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
RF Master Cylinder Isolation Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
RF Prime Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
RR Inlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
RR Outlet Solenoid Solenoid Test Commands the solenoid ON and OFF.
TCS On/Off test - Commands the traction control system ON and OFF. Performs the same function as the traction control switch.
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