On the two-valve-per-cylinder engine, the CMP sensor is a single Hall effect sensor activated by a vane driven by the:
A) camshaft
B) crankshaft
C) distributor
D) DIS module

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The CMP (Camshaft Position) sensor, especially in a two-valve-per-cylinder engine setup, is typically activated by the camshaft. This is because the sensor's primary function is to monitor the position of the camshaft itself, which in turn helps in managing the engine's timing for fuel injection and ignition.

On the Two-Valve-Per-Cylinder Engine, the CMP Sensor Is a Single