The engine control module (ECM) ensures that all your engine’s complex components work seamlessly. A damaged ECM can cause several issues. From poor performance and fuel economy to erratic running. Once you have identified the ECM as the cause of your problems, replacing it is the only sure...
The Electronic Control Module (ECM) is essentially the brain of your vehicle, controlling myriad processes related to engine performance and functionality. It continually receives data from various sensors embedded in the car, processes this information, and then uses it to command the engine’s fuel...
The 1992 Chevy truck has an electronic control module (ECM) that governs the engine management systems. It's a little computer that performs routine systems checks; if it encounters a malfunction in any of the systems, it generates a diagnostic trouble code. The ECM stores this code in memory...
A dirty or defective Mass Airflow (MAF) sensor can also cause the check engine light to come on in Nissan Skyline. The MAF sensor measures the amount of air entering the engine and sends this information to the engine control module (ECM). The ECM then uses this information to adjust th...
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How to check a faulty oil pressure sensor If the oil pressure sensor is malfunctioning, it may trigger an OBD fault code in your vehicle’s engine control module (ECM). This fault code can be read using a diagnostic scanner or code reader, and will provide information about the specific na...
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Mechanical thermostats are spring-loaded, and electric ones are controlled by an electrical signal from your vehicle’s engine control module (ECM). In some older cars like Fords from the early 1960s, it was under the hood near other sensors and just outside where you could reach it easily...
Physical damage: The knock sensor can be damaged by impact or vibration, leading to a loss of function. Wiring issues: The knock sensor is connected to the engine control module (ECM) via wiring, and faulty wiring can prevent the knock sensor from functioning correctly. Connector corrosion: Ov...