An active diagnostic trouble code is found on a heavy duty diesel engine with VVT (Variable Valve Timing). Technician A says the camshaft actuator is opening the exhaust valve too early. Technician B says a slow response could cause the engine not to meet exhaust emissions. Who is right?

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The ASE identifies Electronic Diesel Engine Diagnosis Specialist as an individual service area (L2). The electronic diesel engine diagnosis area involves the following components:
- General Inspection and Diagnosis
- Electronic Engine Controls Diagnosis
- Air Exhaust Systems Diagnosis
- Fuel Systems Diagnosis
- Emission Systems Diagnosis.


An active diagnostic trouble code is found on a heavy duty diesel engine with VVT (Variable Valve Timing).  Technician A says the camshaft actuator is opening the exhaust valve too early.  Technician B says a slow response could cause the engine not to meet exhaust emissions.  Who is right?