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ECU in vehicles

Findspares.co.za specializes in selling high quality automotive computers at competitive prices. All auto computers offered through our website are produced by well known and proven brands on the world market. All are fully approved for use and installation in vehicles. With findspares.co.za, you can find a variety of computer systems for vehicles with different kinds of functions, including navigation, tracking systems, computers to capture and manage data, and speed detection with 3G Internet access.

We offer a wide range of automotive computers through findspares.co.za that support Windows 7 and Windows XP. Universal Computer Systems are in line with modern technology and are compatible with all types of vehicles, including cars, SUVs, vans, buses and trucks. Here you can find the central computer that's right for your car. One of the most important parts in modern vehicles is the main computer, called the PCM.

It is a control module that is designed to manage the control system of the engine. The PCM PC consists of electronics which are mounted on a multilayer board. PCM monitors and adjusts the mixture of air and fuel used in the catalytic converter to minimize the amount of pollution produced from the engine. The PCM monitors the input and output signals produced by various sensors and detectors in the car.

The car computer monitors each setting of the system and makes necessary adjustments. Types of sensors monitoring the automobile by computer are: oxygen sensors, coolant sensors, air flow sensors, air intake sensors, crankshaft sensor on the accelerator pedal, Camshaft sensors and much more. RAM in the car's computer consists of cells that contain this data.

These cells have the codes for the correct operation of the engine, if the information is outside the parameters of the information in the cell, signals will notify the driver of the malfunction. Once the engine is running, the computer system diagnoses the system. If the warning lamp remains lit, this indicates that the car computer has detected a problem.