your mechanic on Instagram: "The explanation how the ECU (Engine Control Unit) works with different vehicle components, mainly for cruise control and throttle management. Key Components & Their Roles 1. ECU (Engine Control Unit) ..The brain of the vehicle. ..Receives signals from sensors and switches. ..Calculates and controls throttle opening to maintain speed. 2. Steering-Wheel Mounted Switches ..Used by the driver to set, increase, decrease, or cancel cruise speed. ..Sends commands directly t

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(Engine Coolant Temperature) Sensor. This guide explains how to test the sensor using a multimeter to ensure it is sending the correct signals to the vehicle's computer (ECU). Here is a breakdown of the technical details presented in the image: 1. What is an NTC Sensor? The image highlights that this is a "Sensor with negative temperature coefficient" (NTC). The Rule: As the temperature increases, the electrical resistance decreases. The Result: Because the resistance drops as the engine heats u

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