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ENGINE2.2LDICOR

Fig. 227

Fig. 228

Fig. 229

4. Knock sensor (Accelerometer)

(Fig. 227)

The knock sensor is fitted on the cylinder block.

The knock sensor is a mechanical vibration

sensitive transducer mounted on engine block and

generates a voltage proportional to the

mechanical vibration in a pre determined location.

It senses the knocking in the cylinders during

combustion. It is a wide brand sensor gives high

output and flat response. The injector performance

is optimally controlled over the life of engine

based on knock sensor output.

Note

While assembling the knock sensor, ensure that it has

to be inclined 30 ± 5

0

as shown in the fig.

5. SIMAFSensor

(Fig. 228)

This sensor is mounted between air filter and

turbocharger. It gives Information about the

amount of air quantity & temperature entering the

engine.

This input is used by the ECU for corrections of

fuel quantity based on amount of air availability

for optimization of exhaust gas circulation & the

turbocharger control. While assembling, theAMF

sensor the point of the arrow should be towards

the Turbo charger.

6. Coolant Temperature Sensor

(Fig. 229 & 230)

A semi conductor material changes its resistance

when exposed to variable temperature source.

Resistance decreases as temperature increases.

There are two temp sensors fitted on water box.

White coloured sensor provides engine operating

temperature input to the Instrument cluster and

the brown coloured sensor provides engine

operating temperature input to the ECU.

Corrections for injection parameters are done by

the ECU based on coolant temperature to run the

engine with maximum efficiency at all

temperatures.