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    Sourced answers with citations

    When the answer is not in the vehicle data (part numbers, suppliers, prices, fitment, procedures), Ask WrenchLane brings it in from outside sources and shows Sources chips under the answer that open the cited page.

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    Why it helps

    The mechanic can check where an answer came from before trusting it.

    Some answers are not in the vehicle data, such as part numbers, suppliers, prices, fitment or procedures. Ask WrenchLane then brings the answer in from outside sources and shows Sources chips under the answer. Click a chip to open the cited page and check it yourself before you rely on it.

    How to

    1. Ask a question in the vehicle chat
    2. Click a chip under Sources (Källor) to open the source

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    • Available on every plan.
    • Sources open the original page so you can verify the answer.

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    Can I check where an answer comes from?

    Yes. When an answer uses outside sources, for example for part numbers, suppliers, prices or procedures, Sources chips under the answer open the cited pages.

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