Exam 6: Ignition System and Related Input Sensors Output Actuators Diagnosis
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Technician A says the spark plugs are in the secondary ignition circuit. Technician B says the ignition module is part of the secondary ignition circuit. Who is correct?
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What is the average spark plug current flow time in an EI system?
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The average current flow time is less than 1.5 milliseconds.
Describe the benefits of the iridium spark plug compared to those of the platinum spark plug.
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The iridium spark plug is the longest-life spark plug available, lasting 50 percent longer than a platinum spark plug (150,000 miles compared to 100,000 for the platinum plug), is far more resistant to corrosion and wear, and has a much higher melting point than a platinum spark plug.
The coil-on-plug ignition system is sometimes referred to as a coil-over-plug ignition system.
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Compared to electronic ignition systems with distributors, EI systems without distributors provide:
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Ignition dwell time is the length of time the primary circuit is turned on prior to each cylinder firing.
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A random misfire code P0300 is usually associated with an ignition system failure.
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Technician A says a Hall Effect switch voltage signal goes from 12 V to 0 V when the rotating metal blade enters the switch. Technician B says a Hall Effect switch produces an analog voltage signal. Who is correct?
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Changes in engine load also affect when the ignition spark should be delivered.
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What is spark plug heat range, and how do the heat ranges of hot plugs and cold plugs differ?
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What generic OBD II DTCs will be set if a misfire condition is detected?
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The independent ignition system offers greater reliability and a lower incidence of cylinder misfires compared to past ignition systems.
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The normal required secondary coil voltage is 10,000 volts. With different system designs, a coil's maximum secondary voltage can exceed 80,000 volts. The difference between and required secondary coil voltage and the maximum secondary coil voltage is referred to as:
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When an ignition system misfires or spark plugs fire at the wrong time, which of the following will be adversely affected?
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What is spark plug reach, and why can't spark plugs of different reaches be used interchangeably?
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In a waste spark system, what happens with the cylinders while a pair of spark plugs is firing?
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During the power stroke, when must the air/fuel charge be fully ignited in order for maximum combustion pressure and power production to occur?
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What are the advantages of the coil-on-plug and coil-near-plug systems compared to earlier ignition system designs?
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Misfires are more likely to occur under lower engine speeds and decreased load conditions.
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