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Title: Technician A says that comparing height sensors from side to side allows the ECM to calculate accele Post by: motorhead on Feb 24, 2016 Technician A says that comparing height sensors from side to side allows the ECM to calculate acceleration force. Technician B says that only Hall-effect sensors are used as height sensors. Which technician is correct?
A) Technician A only B) Technician B only C) Both technicians D) Neither technician Title: Re: Technician A says that comparing height sensors from side to side allows the ECM to calculate ac Post by: mag90si on Feb 26, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: Technician A says that comparing height sensors from side to side allows the ECM to calculate accele Post by: motorhead on Mar 19, 2016 Holy, this website is awesome :raised_hands:
Title: Re: Technician A says that comparing height sensors from side to side allows the ECM to calculate accele Post by: mag90si on Mar 23, 2016 :monkey:
Title: Re: Technician A says that comparing height sensors from side to side allows the ECM to calculate ... Post by: Franklin Aldan on Jan 20, 2020 Cool
Title: Re: Technician A says that comparing height sensors from side to side allows the ECM to calculate ... Post by: Vadim Bragg on Apr 23, 2020 Thx
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