A network of sensors and switches convert and monitor engine operating conditions into electrical signals. The computer receives this information, and, based on information and instructions coded within this savvy computer program, commands are sent to three different systems: ignition, fuel, and emission control. Whenever a problem arises (as seen by that nagging “check engine” light), our service pros check whatever command is prompted, in addition to the status of your engine control computer and sensors. That way you’ll know if your vehicle’s performance is caused by a real problem, or just a sensor/computer issue.

Here’s a Brief Overview of Your Vehicle’s Sensory Components:

• Mass airflow sensor

• Throttle position sensor

• Manifold absolute pressure sensor

• Coolant temperature sensor

• Exhaust oxygen sensor

• Crankshaft position sensor

• Camshaft position sensor