A typical two-step ECT circuit showing that when the coolant temperature is low, the PCM applies a ...

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A typical two-step ECT circuit showing that when the coolant temperature is low, the PCM applies a 5 volt reference voltage to the ECT sensor through a higher resistance compared to when the temperature is higher.

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