There are some sensors, valve covers and intake pipes in the car. What sensors are they? How to distinguish them? People don't even ask me.

Foot camshaft position sensor above valve cover; Because the camshaft is in the valve chamber, isn't it easy to distinguish?

The one above the intake pipe is called an air flowmeter; It goes without saying that the place where air enters is the air flowmeter.

The one above the cylinder block is called knock sensor; Just try to remember.

There is an ABS sensor on the brake side. Since it is a brake, I will definitely think of it. Needless to say, this.

And the crankshaft position sensor, as the name implies, must be on the crankshaft side.

The throttle position sensor mentioned on the first floor is generally invisible, so don't tell him. Just open it yourself.

Ordinary cars don't have temperature sensors, needless to say.

There is also a water temperature sensor, you can find it yourself!

It can only be remembered in practice, and it is useless for others to say more.