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All of the following statements related to the PDS "Check Sheet" are correct, EXCEPT: 1: The Pre-Delivery Service process and the "Check Sheet" consist of six parts, Before Inspection:
Functional Operation; Walkaround Inspection; Under Hood; Under Vehicle (On Hoist); Road Test.

2: The "PDS Bulletin" (master document) for the vehicle serviced includes a "hyperlink" to the PDS
"Check Sheet" for the vehicle designated in the TIS search.

3: Page two of the "Check Sheet" describes more detailed instructions for performing some of the
operations required during PDS.

4:The "Check Sheet" may have hyperlinks to Repair Manual procedures.

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