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Introduction to On Board Diagnostics (II)

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Functionality of PowertrainControl Module (PCM) inOBD <strong>II</strong>Perform powertrain control functions <strong>to</strong> reduce emissionsand meet OBD <strong>II</strong> regulations during open-loop operation at start-up time.The primary function of the PCM is <strong>to</strong> control the powertrain operation duringthe start up and during the warm up conditions. In both the conditions, theprimary function of the PCM is <strong>to</strong> maintain the Air/Fuel ratio at or nears<strong>to</strong>ichiometry. The modes in which this control is accomplished are :open-loop control and closed-loop control corresponding <strong>to</strong> start up andwarm up condition respectively. In this section,we consider the open-loop control and in the next section we will describe theclosed-loop control by the PCM.The open-loop control by the PCM is in effect during the start up of the vehiclewhen the electronic fuel control system is not controlled by the lambdaoxygen sensor due <strong>to</strong> its low temperature (below 300 C). During this mode thePCM controls the fuel system <strong>to</strong> remain in s<strong>to</strong>ichiometry by using MAP, Engine RPM,EGR and Coolant temperature sensor in stead of the lambda oxygen sensor.

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