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Which of the following problems would NOT cause a oxygen sensor to appear bad?
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What is the OBD-II DLC and where is it located?
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DLC stands for data link connector. The DLC is a sixteen-pin terminal used to connect a scan tool to the vehicles computer network. The DLC is located inside the passenger compartment within easy access from the driver's seat. Typically the DLC is under the dash near the steering column. The DLC cannot be hidden behind panels and must be accessible without tools.
A(n)____________________ is an electromechanical device that converts an electrical current into mechanical action.
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Which of the following tools cannot be used to test an oxygen 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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Which of the following tools is NOT used in testing engine sensors?
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The ____________________ sensor measures changes in intake manifold pressure that result from changes in engine load and speed.
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The PCM supplies a ____________________volt reference voltage to the MAP sensor.
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The BARO sensor informs the PCM about changes in weather and ____________________.
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A typical upstream oxygen sensor should have a voltage that toggles between ____________________ volt (low)and ____________________ volt (high)when the system is working in closed loop.
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A camshaft position sensor provides the PCM with data needed to control _____.
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A vehicle towed into the shop will crank but won't start. A quick check under the hood reveals that the spark plugs are not firing and the injectors are not receiving a pulse from the PCM. The technician notices that the MIL light does not come on when the key is turned to the run position. What should he do next?
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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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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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