Chapter 9 Strategies of On-Board Diagnostic Continuous Monitors

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Circuit Checks

Inspect input/output systems for circuit continuity (opens and shorts) and out-of-range values as preset in the system operating parameters.

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Functional Tests

Observes the reaction of an output device to a command from the PCM.

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Fuel System Monitor

The software in an OBD II system that monitors fuel system operation.

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Long Term Fuel Trim (LTFT)

Designed to modify base fuel calculation, the PCM makes a long-term adjustment to the short-term-fuel-trim (STFT) to maintain the oxygen sensor or air-fuel ratio sensor in the stoichiometric range. Also called block learn.

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Rationality Tests

Check to see if the input values from a sensor make sense based on the current operating conditions at the time the test is performed.

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Short Term Fuel Trim (STFT)

The PCM immediate response to maintain the fuel delivery system in the stoichiometric range.

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Type A Misfire

Can cause immediate damage to the catalytic converter and will flash the MIL.

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Type B Misfire

Will cause the emissions to rise above one and one half times the design limits and will turn the MIL on steady.

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Type C Misfire

Could cause an inspection/maintenance (I/M) failure but will not damage the catalyst or cause emissions to exceed one and one half times the FTP and will turn the MIL on steady.