1. Engine Speed Governor:
* Older Trucks: Some older engines, especially diesel engines, might have a mechanical governor that limits the engine's RPM.
* Modern Engines: In more modern engines, the Electronic Control Module (ECM) typically manages engine speed, effectively replacing a traditional mechanical governor.
2. Transmission Governor:
* This is a sensor that measures vehicle speed and sends information to the transmission control system to determine when to shift gears. It's crucial for proper transmission operation.
To determine the specific governor you're looking for:
* Specify engine type: Is it a gasoline or diesel engine?
* Provide more context: Are you trying to find a part, diagnose an issue, or learn more about the engine's operation?
Additional information:
* 1994 Chevy trucks: These were likely equipped with the Vortec engine series, which are generally known for their fuel efficiency and performance.
* ECM: The Electronic Control Module (ECM) is a computer that controls various aspects of the engine and transmission, including engine speed, fuel injection, and transmission shifting.
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