Exam 26: Ignition Systems
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Very few newer engines are equipped with a distributor.
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The ____________________ on a spark plug help prevent electric arcing on the outside of the insulator.
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Until 1994 all ignition systems used some type of distributor.
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While discussing electronic ignition systems, Technician A says an NPN transistor in the PCM or ignition module controls primary current flow through the coil. Technician B says coil saturation is controlled by the length of time the primary ignition current is turned on. Who is correct?
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Name various locations of sensing devices used to identify engine component position for ignition timing.
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Electronic ignition systems with a coil for every two spark plugs use the ____________________ spark method of spark distribution.
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Which of the following components is part of the primary and secondary ignition circuits?
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A camshaft position sensor [CMP] is necessary for a waste spark type ignition system to determine which coil to fire when the engine reaches TDC.
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Crankshaft sensors are being discussed. Technician A says the signal from a Hall-effect CKP cannot be used to synchronize fuel injector timing with the engine. Technician B says some early distributor ignition systems relied on photoelectric sensors to monitor crankshaft position. Who is correct?
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What happens when the low-voltage current flow in the coil primary winding is interrupted by the switching device?
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A magnetic pulse generator consists of two parts: a ____________________ and a pickup coil.
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A spark plug fires before the piston reaches top dead center (TDC).
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Most distributor-equipped ignition systems use one ignition coil for each cylinder.
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A spark plug's ceramic core or insulator acts as a heat conductor.
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The waste-spark ignition system on a four cylinder engine with dual plug [two spark plugs per cylinder] cylinder heads requires four ignition coils.
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Spark plug wires are being discussed. Technician A says silicon-insulated wires are used for normal temperature applications. Technician B says hypalon-insulated wires are used for high-temperature applications. Who is correct?
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One of the advantages of a coil-on-plug type ignition system is that it eliminates the need for ______.
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