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About Camshaft Position Sensor: The camshaft sensor is a magnetic sensor used to measure the camshafts speed and the position of each piston. The car uses this data along with the crankshaft position sensor to control fuel injection timing and spark timing, and...
About Window Motor Regulators: Almost all cars have power or electric windows these days. These power windows are windows that wind them selves up and down using a regulator to power the window motor when needed. The power window regulator takes the turning motion of...
What is the wiper blade control switch? A wiper blade switch is a control switch near your steering wheel that adjusts the speed of the wiper blades and controls wiper cleaning fluids and several other components. Cleaning your windshield is obviously very important...
What is Limp Mode? These days, almost all of the many systems in your car a controlled by an engine control unit. Engine Control Units (ECU) gather the information from all of your cars sensors including the: Camshaft sensor, Crankshaft sensor, Knock sensor, Oxygen...
About start-stop systems? A start-stop or stop-start system in petrol or diesel powered engines is a system that automatically starts and stops a cars combustion engine when idling. Globally only a small percentage of cars have this feature, but is a growing feature...
About Engine Car Computers: Engine car computers are a very important system in all modern day cars. Also known as Engine Control Units (ECU), Engine Control Modules (ECM) or Powertrain Control Modules (PCM). Powertrain Control Modules (PCM) are a combination of the...
