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DRBII Test Functions

This section contains diagnostic tests for the following body systems: Electronic Vehicle Instrument Cluster (EVIC), Electronic Instrument Cluster (EIC), Mechanical Instrument Cluster (MIC), vehicle theft alarm, headlamp doors, automatic door locks, intermittent wipers, illuminated entry, and courtesy lamps.

In order to perform the tests, you must operate the DRBII to reach the module menu level within the diagnostic testing program. See HELP 1 - Operation of the DRBII for Diagnostic Testing for assistance. At the module menu, you can read DRBII faults and perform diagnostic test functions.

The module menu provides a choice of several different categories of test functions as described below.

System Tests - This function enables the technician to determine whether the engine controller is active over the CCD bus.

Read Faults - This function enables the technician to read faults.

State Display - This function enables the technician to read the states or values of a variety of sensors, inputs/outputs, and components.

Actuator Tests - This function enables the technician to activate various outputs, motors, and relays to test their operation.

Adjustments - This function enables the technician to change the vehicle theft alarm system mode from disarmed to armed, or to put the alarm system in the self-diagnostics mode. This function is not available for testing of any other body modules.