Exam 27: Ignition System Diagnosis and Service
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A defective EI coil may cause cylinder misfiring.
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Technician A says large amounts of EMI can collapse the field in a coil and cause a plug to fire. Technician B says poor spark plug cable insulation may cause EMI. Who is correct?
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Describe two important precautions that should be taken during all ignition system tests.
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Turn the ignition switch off before disconnecting any system wiring, and do not touch any exposed connections while the engine is cranking or running.
All ignition system problems will set a DTC in the vehicle's PCM and can be read with a scan tool.
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The height of the ____________________ line in a secondary oscilloscope pattern represents the amount of voltage needed to initiate a spark across the spark plug gap.
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An engine may start with a faulty camshaft sensor, but it may only run in the ____________________ mode because the fuel injectors cannot be synchronized without the camshaft signal.
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Describe how to test the integrity of a suspect electrical connection.
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Insufficient timing advance or retarded timing at higher engine speeds could cause hesitation and poor fuel economy.
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Mode ____________________ scan tool data displays the test values stored at the time a particular monitor was completed. This data can be useful in engine misfire diagnosis.
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Technician A says white or grayish powdery deposits on secondary cables at the point where they cross or near metal parts indicate that the cables' insulation is faulty. Technician B says if the spark plug wire for #2 cylinder is damaged and the other wires look good, replace only the damaged wire. Who is correct?
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Identify various drivability problems that an ignition system misfire can cause.
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What problems typically cause DTCs that indicate a misfire at an individual cylinder (P0301, P0302, P0303, etc.)?
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Technician A performs a cylinder performance test [power balance test] to determine which cylinder is misfiring. Technician B uses a vacuum gauge to pinpoint the misfiring cylinder. Who is correct?
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Ignition coil testing is being discussed. Technician A uses an ohmmeter to measure primary and secondary resistance. Technician B uses an oscilloscope and a test spark plug to measure maximum coil output voltage. Who is correct?
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While testing a coil in an EI ignition system, Technician A says an infinite reading means that the winding has zero resistance and is shorted. Technician B says the secondary winding in a waste spark [doubled-ended] coil should be checked by connecting the meter across the two secondary terminals. Who is correct?
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If the needle on a vacuum gauge drops significantly every two revolutions of the engine, the fault is a ____________________ problem.
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