What are the sensors on a car?

[McRose]

There are oxygen sensors, wheel speed sensors, coolant temperature sensors, electronic throttle pedal position sensors, intake pressure sensors, etc. on a car. Below is a partial introduction to car sensors: 1. Oxygen sensor: When the oxygen sensor fails, the ECU cannot obtain this information and does not know whether the amount of gasoline injected is correct. 2. Wheel speed sensor: It mainly collects the car's speed to determine if there are signs of skidding. Once the sensor is damaged, the ABS will fail. 3. Coolant temperature sensor: When the coolant temperature sensor fails, it often shows the temperature signal of a hot car when starting a cold car, and the ECU cannot get the correct signal. 4. Electronic throttle pedal position sensor: When the sensor fails, the ECU cannot measure the throttle position signal, and even situations where the engine cannot accelerate may occur. 5. Intake pressure sensor: As the name suggests, the intake pressure sensor senses a series of resistance and pressure changes with different engine speed loads, converts them into voltage signals, and provides them to the ECU to correct the fuel injection amount and ignition timing angle.