What is the function of Mitsubishi Pajero sensors?

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There are five sensors in the Mitsubishi Pajero. Below is a detailed introduction to their main functions: 1. Intake pressure sensor: Reflects changes in the absolute pressure within the intake manifold and provides the ECU (Engine Control Unit) with a reference signal for calculating the duration of fuel injection. 2. Throttle position sensor: Measures the opening angle of the throttle and provides the ECU with a reference signal for fuel cutoff, fuel/air ratio control, and ignition timing correction. 3. Intake temperature sensor: Detects the intake air temperature and provides the ECU with data for calculating air density. Coolant temperature sensor: Detects the coolant temperature and provides the ECU with engine temperature information. 4. Crankshaft position sensor: Detects the crankshaft and engine speed, providing the ECU with a reference signal for determining ignition timing and firing order. 5. Oxygen sensor: Detects the oxygen concentration in the exhaust and provides the ECU with a reference signal for maintaining the fuel/air ratio near the optimal (theoretical) value. Knock sensor: Installed on the cylinder block to detect engine knocking conditions, providing the ECU with signals to adjust the ignition timing.