WT system is used on all models adjusting the intake
Camshaft timing by routing oil pressure to the intake camshaft sprocket/actuator assembly; it improves engine power, fuel efficiency, and emissions in certain circumstances. Some of these are; PCM which is the Powertrain Control Module, WT oil control valve also known as OCV, OCV filter of the oil control valve, and the intake camshaft sprocket actuator assembly. The PCM triggers the oil control valve that manages the flow of oil pressure serving to either protract or precede the camshaft. As it can be seen, the actuator assembly includes an inner hub that has fixed vanes which, when contracted by oil pressure, rotates the camshaft: altering the degree of inclination up to 21. In this case, the camshaft timing is adjusted depending on the current engine loads in order to enhance the efficiency and power. Maintenance must be frequent since problems stem from the oil control valve and the filter, to determine blockage and the extent of control. Also, one should check the functionality of the oil control valve plunger, which must move when voltage is supplied. Any comprehensive examination requires the removal of the valve cover and intake camshaft; in this case, the actuator assembly should turn freely using air pressure. If any of the components do not function as planned, then replacements are made and the reassembly is as follows: the reverse approach to disassembly.