Two technicians are discussing a stepped ECT circuit. Technician A says that the sensor used for a stepped circuit is different

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Two technicians are discussing a stepped ECT circuit. Technician A says that the sensor used for a stepped circuit is different

from the one used in a non-stepped circuit. Technician B says that a stepped ECT circuit uses different internal resistance inside the PCM. Who is right?
A) Technician A B) Technician B C) Both technicians D) Neither technician

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icang [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-29T07:50:00+03:00

Answer:B) Technician B

Explanation:ECT(ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE) is a sensor present in the coolant Temperature sensor that checks and transmits the Temperature to the ECM(engine control module). This helps to regulate the fueling time, speed and other factors that can impact the Temperature of the engine.

Stepped ECT circuits require different Internal resistance inside the PCM(power-train control module) is a combined control which includes the ECU(ENGINE CONTROL UNIT) AND TCU(TRANSMISSION CONTROL UNIT). The same sensor can be used for both the stepped circuit and a circuit that is not stepped.