| Task | Best Practice in AutoData 3.48 | |------|--------------------------------| | Timing belt replacement | Check both “engine” and “service” tabs – sometimes torque settings differ. | | Electrical fault | Look up the first, then trace the wiring color code. | | Fluid capacities | Always compare “dry fill” vs. “service fill” – they are not the same. | | Sensor testing | Go to “Engine management” → “Test values” for resistance/voltage ranges. |

✅ Expanded DTC libraries for 2024–2025 models ✅ Faster live data parsing for hybrid & EV systems ✅ Improved support for UDS (Unified Diagnostic Services) protocols ✅ Enhanced compatibility with aftermarket scan tools

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