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- Position Sensors: CKP, CMP, Function and Failure Symptoms
- Crankshaft Position Sensor: Tracks Position and RPM of the Crank
- Crankshaft Position Sensor – (CKP) – Testing And Replacement
- Dash Warning Lights – Only Provide A Warning Something Is Wrong
- Crankshaft – Camshaft Position Sensor – Testing The Easy Way
- Crankshaft Position Sensors – Function, Failure, Diagnosis, Testing
- OBD Engine Codes and (CEL) Lights – Learn How to Read Them
- Automotive Sensors: Monitoring Your Vehicle’s Vital Signs
- Reduced Engine Power Warning Light – What To Do And Why?
(CKP) and (CMP)sensors work together to ensure precise engine timing for fuel injection and ignition. The crankshaft sensor tracks the engine’s rotational speed and position. Which the engine control unit (ECU) uses to time the spark plug firing and fuel injection. The camshaft sensor synchronizes with the crankshaft to identify which cylinder is on its compression stroke. Allowing the (ECU) to activate the correct injector and coil at the right time.
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