General System Description

Electronic Ignition System Description:

This Powertrain Ignition Control System controls fuel combustion by providing a spark to ignite the compressed air/fuel mixture in each cylinder at the correct time. This ignition control system has several advantages over a mechanical distributor ignition system.
^ No moving pants to wear out.
^ No mechanical load on the engine.
^ Elimination of mechanical timing adjustments.
^ Located for easier service and improved reliability.
^ Improved high engine speed performance.

The Ignition Control System consists of the following components:
^ Two crankshaft position sensors (A and B).
^ Crankshaft reluctor ring.
^ camshaft position sensor.
^ Ignition control module.
^ 4 separate ignition coils.
^ Eight spark plug wires and conduit.
^ Eight spark plugs.
^ knock sensor.
^ Powertrain Control Module (PCM).