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An engine controller is an electronic control unit that ensures that the vehicle’s engine is running optimally. It controls fuel supply and injection, fuel-to-air ratio, ignition, idle speed and valve opening and closing times. Modern engine controllers also include cruise control, brake control and other functions. Is engine controller remanufacturing a cost-effective solution? It is ...
The supervision of the operation of the automatic transmission in cars is carried out by means of a transmission controller. This is a device that optimises the settings of the transmission. The controller receives signals from a number of sensors in different parts of the car in order to match the gears to the speed and engine speed, and thus optimise fuel consumption. With the gearbox ...
The ABS in your car is a system designed to prevent the wheels from locking during braking. ABS causes the braking force to increase and decrease in short intervals, thus allowing the driver to steer while braking. This makes it possible to avoid an obstacle, and the system also shortens braking distances considerably compared with conventional brakes. When the brake is applied, the fluid presses ...
The engine control unit monitors and manages the basic systems that ensure the safety of the car on the road. The engine control unit or controller controls everything in the engine, including wheel speed, braking power, ignition timing and the air-fuel mixture ratio. It is therefore important that this component works reliably because the engine in your car needs to run efficiently and be as ...
The gearbox controller is the vehicle component that is responsible for gear shifting. In the case of an automatic gearbox, the change takes place depending on the speed of the car and the engine speed. The controller works on the basis of many different sensors that provide information, such as wheel speed, engine speed, vehicle speed and many others. Thanks to this, it can change the gear ratio ...
ABS systems are now standard on cars; this system is responsible for correct distribution of the braking force to the individual wheels so that the car does not skid when the brake pedal is pressed. The braking system consists of an ABS pump, a controller and a set of sensors. These measure the speed at which the wheels are turning; if the wheels are moving at an incorrect speed, the controller ...
Engine controller is a very important component of your vehicle because it manages the operation of the combustion engine, determines the parameters of operation based on readings from many sensors located throughout the car. It controls the work of such systems as ASR and ESP, and determines the appropriate mixture burned in the engine chamber, and also supervises fuel injection and the amount ...
The Anti-Lock Braking Systems (ABS) have been a standard feature on cars for years, preventing the brake pads from pressing against the brake drums and causing the car to skid. ABS also enables the car to stop on a shorter distance and allows manoeuvring while braking. The system works based on a number of wheel speed sensors; it checks the brake fluid pressure and reacts accordingly when the ...
For the proper operation of the gearbox, a controller is needed, which, on the basis of data from a number of sensors placed in the vehicle, can adjust e.g. the pressure and temperature of the fluid in the gearbox. The controller also monitors the position of the lever, and is responsible for the correct gear depending of the speed of the car and engine speed. While you are driving, the ...
One of the systems that are essential for the safety of your vehicle is the ABS which prevents the brakes from locking during emergency braking. This allows you to avoid an obstacle or change direction while braking. In addition, ESP systems are also used, and these are responsible for traction control. How does an ABS pump controller work? Brake assist systems, which control traction, work on ...