Name the sensors which are placed at intake manifold ,throttle valve, water jacket and exhaust manifold.

Name the sensors which are placed at intake manifold ,throttle valve, water jacket and exhaust manifold. 
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Sensors:

Intake manifolds:- Mass air flow sensor (MAF), Manifold absolute pressure sensor (MAP)

Throttle valve:- Throttle position sensor (TPS)

Water jacket:- Engine temperature sensor or coolant temperature sensor

Exhaust manifolds: - Exhaust gas temperature sensor, Oxygen sensor (O2)
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