The Mustang crank sensor in your Ford is a variable sensor that reads the crankshaft position and how fast the crankshaft is moving.  Your Ford Powertrain Control Module or PCM is a computer that uses this information to properly operate...
The throttle position sensor in your Ford Mustang is designed to read how far your throttle has opened. By determining the angle of your throttle body opening, your Ford Powertrain Control Module or engine computer knows how much air...
Over time one or more of the Corolla Fuel Injector in your sedan can become clogged or even fail. When this happens your 1.6 liter Corolla will idle poorly and lose power as well as run inefficiently. Chances are if...
You have two different kinds of Civic Oxygen Sensor in your Honda. One is the upstream, or primary oxygen sensor that controls fuel delivery. This sensor is mounted in your exhaust header and sends an electronic signal to your Honda...
The two pin intake temperature sensor in your Honda Civic is there to measure the air temperature. Based on this signal your Honda Engine Control Unit (ECU) will increase or adjust the amount of fuel being delivered to your...
Engine misfire is never a fun time, especially when you have it in your new Ford Focus. Although random engine misfire can be difficult to track down in a larger engine, it's not as hard when you have a Ford...
The mass air flow sensor in your 3.5 liter Infiniti G35 is a big part of your fuel injection system. Mounted onto your air induction box, the Infiniti G35 MAF sensor reads the incoming air charge and analyzes it. The...
One of the most popular sports cars of all time, the Ford Mustang has enjoyed a long production range. If you've recently bought a used Mustang, or want to install an aftermarket stereo into yours this car audio wiring...
Over time your Ford Flex Oxygen Sensor can become fouled or simply fail all together. When this occurs your Ford Powertrain Control Module won't be able to properly adjust your engine fuel trims. Because of this your engine may run...
  The Neon MAP Sensor is mounted to your intake manifold in your 2.0 liter Dodge engine. This sensor plays a huge part in determining engine load by reading the air pressure in your intake manifold. When this manifold absolute pressure...