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AMC computerized engine control

The Computerized Engine Control or Computerized Emission Control (CEC) system is an engine management system designed and used by American Motors Corporation (AMC) and Jeep on four- and six-cylinder engines of its manufacture from 1980 until 1987, and then through 1990 by Chrysler after acquiring AMC.

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AMC computerized engine control

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AMC computerized engine control → Although, AMC, AMC MCU Super-D, CEC, Control, Duraspark, Ford, Ford EEC, Ford Motor Company, In, Sole-Vac, The, The AMC CEC, The AMC Computerized Engine, The CEC
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AMC computerized engine control → electronic fuel feedback system is similar to those used by other automakers at the time by controlling the amount of gasoline to be atomized by the carburetor by precise electr…

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system engine cec carburetor amc control fuel used operation idle throttle injection jeep ignition computerized engines 1980 sensor body electronic

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AMC computerized engine controlis aelectronic fuel feedback system is similar to those used by other automakers at the time by controlling the amount of gasoline to be atomized by the carburetor by precise electr…0.90text
the ignition timinginstance ofthe engine control computer also determined other functions0.80text
idle speedinstance ofthe engine control computer also determined other functions0.80text
exhaust gas recirculationinstance ofthe engine control computer also determined other functions0.80text
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationThe AMC Computerized Engine0.60section
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationControl0.60section
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationThe AMC CEC0.60section
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationThe0.60section
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationIn0.60section
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationSole-Vac0.60section
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationThe CEC0.60section
AMC computerized engine controlrelated to OperationAMC MCU Super-D0.60section

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