AUT108 Week 2 Quiz Distributorless Ignition

What type of ignition system is this from?

• Breaker point

• Electronic

• Coil on plug

• Distributor less

A coil-on-plug ignition system is one of the main types of ________.

Select one:

• Electronic ignition system

• Contact breaker point ignition system

• Distributorless ignition systems

• Induction-type system

Most current production gasoline engines use ____ ignition coil(s) for each cylinder.

Select one:

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

The spark timing for distributorless ignition systems is controlled by the _______.

Select one:

• TPS

• PCM

• MAP sensor

• None of these

The type of ignition system in which two cylinders share one coil is called a:

Select one:

• distributor ignition system.

• waste spark ignition system.

• coil-on plug ignition system.

• None of the above

In distributorless ignition systems, signals from sensors are to calculate engine _______ and determine engine _______.

Select one:

• Torque, speed

• Speed, position

• Firing order, position

• Firing order, dwell angle

In coil-on-plug systems, signals from a _______ sensor is used by the PCM to control the on/off signal to the primary windings of the coils.

Select one:

• Hall-effect

• Crankshaft position

• Mass air flow

• Camshaft Sensor

The waste cylinder is the cylinder on the compression stroke.

Select one

• True

• False

Tech A states that the crankshaft position sensor in distributorless ignition systems can be mounted at the front, middle, or back of the engine. Tech B states that the reluctor or trigger wheel can be mounted to the flywheel, the crankshaft, or the crankshaft pulley. Who is correct?

Select one:

• Tech A

• Tech B

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B

Tech A states that in waste spark systems, there are two ignition coils for each pair of companion cylinders. Tech B states that for coil-on-plug systems, there is one ignition coil for each cylinder. Who is correct?

Select one:

• Tech A

• Tech B

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B