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AutomotiveComputer
ControlledSystems
AutomotiveComputer
ControlledSystems
Diagnostic tools and techniques
AllanW.M.Bonnick
MPhil CEng MIMechE MIRTE
OXFORD AUCKLAND BOSTON JOHANNESBURG MELBOURNE NEW DELHI
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Butterworth-Heinemann
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A division of Reed Educational and Professional Publishing Ltd
First published 2001
Allan Bonnick, 2001
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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Bonnick, Allan W.M.
Automotive computer controlled systems: diagnostic tools
and techniques
1. Automotive computers
I. Title
629.2 0 549
ISBN 0 7506 5089 3
Library of Congress Cataloguing in Publication Data
Bonnick, Allan W.M.
Automotive computer controlled systems: diagnostic tools and techniques/Allan
W.M. Bonnick.
p.cm.
Includes index.
ISBN 0 7506 5089 3
1. Automotive computers. 2. Automobiles – Maintenance and repair. I. Title.
TL272.53 B66
629.2 0 7 – dc21
2001018080
Typeset in 11 / 13pt Garamond by Laser Words, Madras, India
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1 Common technology
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1.2 Engine-related systems
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1.3.1 THE CONSTANT ENERGY IGNITION
SYSTEM
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1.3.2 DIGITAL (PROGRAMMED) IGNITION
SYSTEM
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1.3.3 DISTRIBUTORLESS IGNITION SYSTEM
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1.3.4 OPTOELECTRONIC SENSING FOR THE
IGNITION SYSTEM
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1.3.5 KNOCK SENSING
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1.3.6 ADAPTIVE IGNITION
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1.4 Computer controlled petrol fuelling systems
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1.4.1 SINGLE-POINT INJECTION
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1.5 Engine management systems (EMS)
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1.5.1 EXHAUST GAS RECIRCULATION
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1.5.2 COMPUTER CONTROL OF
EVAPORATIVE EMISSIONS
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1.6.1 OPERATION OF ABS
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1.6.2 SOME GENERAL POINTS ABOUT ABS
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1.7 Traction control
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1.8 Stability control
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1.9.1 DEALING WITH AIR CONDITIONING
REFRIGERANT
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1.10 Computer controlled damping rate
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1.11.1 SPILL CONTROL
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1.11.2 TIMING CONTROL
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1.11.3 IDLE SPEED CONTROL
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1.12 Summary
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1.1 Common technology
1.3 Ignition systems
1.4.2 MULTI-POINT INJECTION
1.6 Anti-lock braking (ABS)
1.9 Air conditioning
1.11 Computer controlled diesel engine
management systems
1.13 Review questions
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2.1 The fundamental parts of a computer
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2.1.1 COMPUTER MEMORY
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2.2 A practical automotive computer system
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2.3 Principles of operation
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2.4.1 DATA TRANSFERS
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2.4.2 DATA TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS
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2.6 Control of output devices
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2.7.1 READ ONLY MEMORIES
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2.7.2 RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY
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2.7.3 OTHER TYPES OF COMPUTER
MEMORY
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2.8 Fault codes
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2.9 Adaptive operating strategy of the ECM
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2.9.1 LIMITED OPERATING STRATEGY (LOS)
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2.10.1 A BUS-BASED SYSTEM
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2.10.2 STAR CONNECTED COMPUTERS
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2.10.4 PROTOCOLS
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2.11 Vehicle network systems
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2.11.1 THE PRINCIPLE OF A BUS-BASED
VEHICLE SYSTEM
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2.11.2 DATA BUSES FOR DIFFERENT
APPLICATIONS
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2.11.3 ENCODING SERIAL DATA
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2.12 Prototype network systems
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2.14 Review questions
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2 The Computer ECM
2.1.2 THE CLOCK
2.4 Computer data
2.5 Computer interfaces
2.7 Computer memories
2.10 Networking of computers
2.10.3 MESSAGES
2.13 Summary
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