Engine Management Systems

Engine Management Systems (EMS) are electronic control units that monitor and manage a vehicle's engine functions to ensure optimal performance, fuel efficiency, and emissions. Using sensors, the EMS constantly collects data on factors like air intake, engine temperature, and oxygen levels. It then adjusts the fuel injection, ignition timing, and other variables to keep the engine running smoothly. Essentially, the EMS acts as the engine's brain, coordinating its operations to deliver power efficiently while reducing pollutants and preventing damage. This system is vital for modern vehicles to run reliably and meet environmental standards.