Why is there a sensor on the Audi engine mount pad?
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The sensor on the Audi engine mount pad is used to detect whether the engine mount pad is damaged. It sends signals to the computer, which then displays that the mount is damaged. Automotive sensors: Automotive sensors are input devices for the car's computer system. They convert various operating conditions of the vehicle, such as speed, temperature of various mediums, and engine operating conditions, into electrical signals and transmit them to the computer to ensure the engine operates in the optimal state. Number of sensors: There are many automotive sensors. When diagnosing sensor faults, one should not only consider the sensor itself but also the entire circuit where the fault occurs. Therefore, when troubleshooting, in addition to checking the sensor, it's necessary to inspect the wiring harness, connectors, and the relevant circuits between the sensor and the electronic control unit.