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The EVAP canister is connected to the fuel tank. It is filled with activated charcoal, which absorbs and stores gasoline vapors. When driven, the PCM opens the purge valve which allows the vapors to be released into the engine.

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The sensor measures the oxygen content in the exhaust stream and sends an analog voltage signal to the ECM that varies between 0 and 1 volt. The ECM uses this signal to control and adjust the engine's air-fuel ratio while in closed-loop.

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located on back side of engine near cat

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The Cam Position sensors are the sensors on the left and right of the middle sensor, the CPS tells the ECM the position and speed of the camshaft and affects the ignition timing and amount of fuel injected. Jacob Davis

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located either on the side of the transmission or sometimes inside the transmission

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located between the air filter and the intake manifold. sensor monitors how much air goes into the engine. if the MAF is bad then it wont know how much fuel the engine needs, it may cause the engine to run too little fuel or too high of fuel

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The throttle position sensor tells the computer how far the gas pedal is depressed. Located on the gas pedal arm. Morgan Higgs

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located on the passenger side on the side of the air intake 

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Intake air temperature sensor, will schoenwiesner

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Intake air temperature sensor, will schoenwiesner

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Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAPS)

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Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAPS)

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Evan Sheridan, Jacob Davis