@syrelia.lin: 10 SENSORES DO MOTOR QUE VOCÊ PRECISA CONHECER! SAIBA PARA QUE SERVE CADA UM Você sabia que vários sensores monitoram o motor do seu carro o tempo todo? Eles ajudam a controlar a injeção eletrônica, o consumo de combustível, a potência e o funcionamento do veículo. Conheça os 10 sensores mais importantes e entenda o que cada um faz! 1️⃣ MAF (fluxo de massa de ar): mede a quantidade de ar que entra no motor. A central usa essa informação para calcular a quantidade de combustível. 2️⃣ MAP (pressão do coletor): mede a pressão no coletor de admissão e ajuda a central a identificar o esforço do motor. 3️⃣ IAT (temperatura do ar): mede a temperatura do ar admitido. Como o ar frio é mais denso, essa informação ajuda a ajustar a injeção. 4️⃣ TPS (posição da borboleta): informa à central o quanto a borboleta está aberta e indica a aceleração solicitada pelo motorista. 5️⃣ CKP (rotação e posição do virabrequim): monitora a rotação e a posição do virabrequim. Se falhar, em muitos veículos o motor pode nem funcionar. 6️⃣ CMP (posição do comando): trabalha junto com o CKP para sincronizar a injeção de combustível e a faísca no momento correto. 7️⃣ ECT (temperatura do motor): mede a temperatura do líquido de arrefecimento e ajuda na partida a frio e no acionamento da ventoinha em muitos carros. 8️⃣ Sensor de detonação: identifica a famosa batida de pino e permite que a central atrase a ignição para proteger o motor. 9️⃣ Sonda lambda (O2): mede o oxigênio presente nos gases do escapamento para ajudar a central a corrigir a mistura de ar e combustível. 🔟 Sensor de pressão do combustível: monitora a pressão da linha para ajudar a garantir uma injeção precisa. É comum em sistemas de injeção direta. Se um desses sensores falhar, o motor pode perder força, consumir mais combustível ou funcionar irregularmente. Por isso, faça o diagnóstico com scanner antes de trocar peças no chute! Salve e segue para mais vídeos assim! #SensoresAutomotivos #InjecaoEletronica #MecanicaAutomotiva #ScannerAutomotivo #DicasAutomotivas

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Reinaldo Flausino da Fonseca :
show parabéns
2026-11-01 20:57:26
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adrianoliberio631
Adriano Libério :
muito bom
2026-11-02 23:52:40
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wellingtonsantosw1
Wellington Santos :
tem que higienizar com limpa contatos todos os sensores primeiro e checar se normalizou
2026-11-02 10:50:46
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user302701583
eu sou o fen :
no scanner ele é tudo
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vixi o meu não tudo isso não 😁, carburado aí difícil ter esse tecnologia TDa ...kk
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a com certeza é joga dinheiro fora né.troca sem passa o escanere antes 👏👏
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e dentar o dinheiro
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Maria dos carro hoje em dia já tem o a gente pode comprar o scanner e o primo comprou um fone para ele um escaneador de saber onde é que é um defeito no carro aí você conecta lá só pega ele direto você bota no Bluetooth que ele faz para mim conectou ele ele tá na saúde dele é muito engraçado entrevistando
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Tudo vai pro ECU/EPC
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