Sensors: Electrical device that measures the different performance parameters of the car.
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They are used to measure the air pressure, the temperature, the speed, the liquid level, the characteristics of the exhaust smoke, etc. They are connected to the ECU (Electronic Control Unit) and they provide the information needed to improve the engine's performance.
When I start the truck it’s fine until check engine light come on and if I give it gas it stalls but if I burly give it gas it’s fine and I change fuel pump, filter, injectors,throttle body, más air flow sensor, tps , and I don’t know what to do I think it’s my speed sensor that come out my dash but I don’t know
Did you ever solve this issue? Sounds like a bad coolant temperature sensor. Sends bad data back to the ecu which will make the rest of the engine over compensate for air, fuel, either to much or not enough.
My Tacoma indicates codes p0325 and p0336 and it loses power when starting and after a while, it suddenly develops. I've already changed the crankshaft sensor, candles and wiring but it is still the same.
Each of the cylinder's compression should be checked, as it sometimes happens that a piston ring breaks and it produces the failures you are talking about.
El banco 2 sensor 2 me daba este codigo, sustitui el sensor por uno de autozone y se corrigio el problema pero empezo a encender el check in y me daba el codigo p0606, instale un sensor nuevo original y se eliminaron los codigos fco reyna, mty. México 610,000 km
My truck 2018, Toyota Tacoma, 2.7 L is stuck in Limp mode. My input input speed sensors aren’t receiving any power. I was wondering if anybody had any experience with that or any pointers.
Truck runs fine then bogs down and can’t give it gas then dies might start back and run fine for a week maybe two then does it again track light comes on and engine light I’ve replaced both fuel pumps crank sensor fuel regulator and fuel control module
My auto on lights are not working. Cant locate the sensor or which fuse controls this function.
Any guidance greatly apreciated. I am not a handy man by any count.