Exam 25: Detailed Diagnosis and Sensors
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An air/fuel ratio sensor is different from an oxygen sensor in that ______.
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An accelerator pedal position sensor (APP) is used on vehicles equipped with ______.
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The ____________________ is the key sensor in the closed loop mode.
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exhaust oxygen sensor
heated exhaust oxygen sensor
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lambda sensor
A sensor with a bad ground connection will produce a lower than normal signal voltage.
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Two technicians are discussing testing switch type sensors. Technician A uses an ohmmeter. Technician B uses a voltmeter. Who is correct?
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Describe the driving procedure that will allow the OBD-II system to complete all monitors.
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A MAP sensor with a varying frequency output can be tested with a(n) ______.
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The PCM supplies a ____________________volt reference voltage to the MAP sensor.
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Because air/fuel ratio sensors produce a signal only after their current output has been processed by the PCM, they cannot be tested with a voltmeter or lab scope.
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The resistance of the intake air temperature (IAT) sensor increases as air temperature increases.
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When the system is running rich, the oxygen content in the exhaust is ______.
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The sensor and output status data stored when a DTC is set is called ______.
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A bad sensor ground can allow ____________________ to interfere with the signals sent to the PCM, possibly causing drivability problems.
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