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📌 Diagnostic Guide: Intermittent Condition – No Active DTC
🚗 Applies to: Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, Dodge Magnum (LX Platform)
🛠️ Issue: Troubleshooting Intermittent Faults

This short slide-based guide explains how to diagnose an intermittent condition when no active DTC is present but a stored or historical fault occurred. Because LX-platform vehicles share common wiring layouts and grounding points, this diagnostic process applies equally to the Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, and Dodge Magnum.

🧰 Tools You May Need:
OBD2 scanner
Miller Tool #8815
Multimeter / volt-drop test leads
Data recorder or lab scope

📋 This Video Covers:
How to simulate faults with a wire wiggle test
Where to inspect for damaged, corroded, or pinched wiring
Common intermittent causes: bad grounds, loose connectors, sensor issues, vacuum leaks
Special notes for misfire, EVAP, and relay-related intermittent codes

⚠️ Tip:
If no visual faults are found, use a data recorder or lab scope to monitor sensor and module signals during a road test.

🔗 More DTC Guides:
https://AutoDTCs.com

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