Service Information Text Strings
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Text strings have been introduced in the Service Information procedures in an effort to increase consistent and common global phrases. Text strings are common, predefined, fixed phrases used in service information.
Text Strings - Sentence Format
Text string sentences are used when frequently used procedure steps require additional explanation. They are complete sentences that contain the necessary elements to describe an action or a fact.
Text Strings - Chain Format
Text string chains contain a component name and an action verb. Text string chains are used when little explanation is required to complete a procedure step.
Text String Chain Symbols
| Symbol | Description |
|---|---|
| » | This symbol is used to separate the object from the task or nominal value. |
| : | Used to separate tool and secondary qualifier statements from the details (operational, scan tool, or circuit information). |
| & | Separates two electrical test points. |
| @ | Used to separate any location information (replaces "from the", "to the" or "at"). |
| () | Used for illustration callout references. |
| [ ] | Used for quantity references. |
| { } | Used to identify decisional information (RPOs, AWD, If equipped, etc.). |
| - | Dashes are used to separate additional information. Additional information goes at the end of the subject matter. |