misused terminology
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From: Denton,TX
misused terminology
I just finished reading through a suggestion in the "user feedback and suggestions" forum on this website about a misspelled word on one of the forums. One of the points made by the moderator who responded was that when you do a search for a specific word, the responses with the misspelled word will not come up. It reminded me of a commonly misspelled/misused term that comes up quite often on this forum. I'm not being **** about this, but we should all come to an understanding so that for future searches about the "camshaft position sensor" all threads come up. It's a common problem, so users should be able to do a search easily.
Ford calls the camshaft position sensor the "CMP sensor"
International calls the camshaft position sensor the "CAMP sensor"
"CPS" is not a term used by either company.
Ford calls the camshaft position sensor the "CMP sensor"
International calls the camshaft position sensor the "CAMP sensor"
"CPS" is not a term used by either company.
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misused terminology
"CPS" is not a term used by either company.
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misused terminology
Originally posted by cookie88
No, but it is a generally accepted term on the boards, and rarely is there a lack of folks willing to explain it.
No, but it is a generally accepted term on the boards, and rarely is there a lack of folks willing to explain it.
