SPARK CONTROL SYSTEMS AND DEVICES (OEM TERMINOLOGY)

  • CCD – computer controlled dwell (Ford)
  • CCEV – Coolant Controlled Engine Vacuum Switch (Chrysler)
  • CSC – Coolant Spark Control (Ford)
  • CSSA – Cold Start Spark Advance (Ford)
  • CTAV – Cold Temperature Actuated Vacuum (Ford)
  • CTO – Coolant Temperature Override Switch (AMC)
  • DRCV – distributor retard control valve
  • DSSA – Dual Signal Spark Advance (Ford)
  • DVDSV – differential vacuum delay and separator valve
  • DVDV – distributor vacuum delay valve
  • ESA – Electronic Spark Advance (Chrysler)
  • ESC – Electronic Spark Control (GM)
  • ESS – Electronic Spark Selection (Cadillac)
  • EST – Electronic Spark Timing (GM)
  • OSAC – Orifice Spark Advance Control (Chrysler)
  • PVA – ported vacuum advance
  • PVS – ported vacuum switch
  • SAVM – spark advance vacuum modulator
  • SPOUT – Spark Output signal (Ford)
  • SRDV – spark retard delay valve
  • TAV – temperature actuated vacuum
  • TCS – Transmission Controlled Spark (GM)
  • TIC – thermal ignition control (Chrysler)
  • TRS – Transmission Regulated Spark (Ford)
  • VDV – vacuum delay valve
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