ASE Auto Maintenance and Light Repair
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Camshaft bearings
A magnetic, whole affect, optical or magnetic oh resistive sensor usually mounted internally in the engine to inform that ECM or PCM of piston position on the intake stroke for timing synchronization of sequential fuel injection.
Electric current that flows in one direction, from positive to negative then reverses direction, from negative to positive.
Transfers power from the transmission to the differential on the rear wheel drive vehicle. Consists of a hollow metal tube with universal joints at each end, each of which is attached to yolks at the transmission and differential.
A bearing that supports the camshaft journal. On some engines it is full around and pressed in place. On some OHC overhead cam engine the cam shaft bearing is made up of two shells like a connecting rod bearing.