I'm not aware that they do, and if injectors don't issue a feedback signal, why should a coil do so?
Injectors don't fail like this.
In addition automatic transmissions will not allow the engine to over rev until the car reaches a Proper speed Not to Let the engine over rev.. As for fuel consumption Fuel - injected cars are computerized and the injectors don't deliver fuel During engine deceleration period G Fuel, and prevent exhaust backfire.
For measuring resistance the polarity of the injector doesn't matter.
Not exact matches
For an older child,
does the school understand the importance of being able to carry one's own epinephrine auto -
injector?
I drop my child off at playdates with the protocol of what to
do if he seems to have eaten a peanut, with an epinephrine auto -
injector and with instructions on how to use it.
The Emergency Allergy Treatment Act would authorize the certification of persons to administer lifesaving treatment to individuals who have severe allergic reactions when a physician is not available; allows, but
does not require, an authorized entity to acquire and stock a supply of epinephrine auto -
injectors with a prescription.
«Likewise families are often unaware of alternatives and
do not know to ask their doctor for a prescription for an epinephrine auto -
injector rather than an EpiPen.»
Wei Liu, a TSRI staff scientist who was first author of the study, said, «It's a big advantage that you don't have to harvest individual crystals — you can just load the whole gel - like sample with embedded microcrystals in the
injector and start collecting data.
«We had a combustion going on, which is
done for the first time ever at APS and we are imaging the spray breakup at the very tip of the
injector using an X-Ray source,» he said.
Pcv could cause that misfire with a direct injection car like a 2.0 t you don't have the
injector on the outside of the valve to clean it up with fuel.
If that doesn't help, my best guess would be that the vibration is from unequal power from one or more of the cylinders for a reason other than the
injector.
If diesel
does get to the engine you'll need to drain the fuel system and clean, possibly replace the
injectors.
The
injector tip's diameter has also been reduced to 6 mm (0.24 inch), which was
done to improve the combustion chamber's integration, stiffness, and reduce temperatures at the
injector plate.
Diesel
injectors require high pressure fuel in order to achieve proper atomisation; liquids don't burn, so the fuel needs to enter the cylinder in very fine droplets in order for a clean burn to...
Diesel
injectors require high pressure fuel in order to achieve proper atomisation; liquids don't burn, so the fuel needs to enter the cylinder in very fine droplets in order for a clean burn to occur.
Someone suggested I try
injector cleaning fluid and that seemed to have made a difference, but only until I was
done with that one tank of gas.
Does it makes sense to check the
injectors?
This doesn't sound like fuel
injectors at all.
Unless it turned traitor and let debris pass and now all of your
injectors are plugged, but I don't think that's likely.
«I'd seek out the later N18 engined Mini Cooper S over the original N14 — they don't suffer from the same coking around the
injectors.
Did you replace the fuel
injectors with new units or reconditioned ones?
I
did a lot of stuff in my car like timing chain timing belt water pump thermostat, new
injectors seal, and more stuff..
The stuck
injectors also
do not explain the blue smoke.
The first thing to
do in this sort of event is to
do a leak - off test on the
injectors.
I don't think you replaced the
injectors.
If the cleaner really
did the trick, that tells me that the
injectors might have some problems.
I'd suggest
doing a
injector leak down test and swapping the two upstream sensors to see if the negative trim follows the sensors.
Unburnt fuel
does seem to be going through the engine so the
injectors are firing and the fuel pressure seems correct, as the engine will sometimes run with the throttle opened.
It seems like something happened right around the time that I used the fuel
injector cleaner product, but perhaps my brakes or tires have something to
do with it.
If that doesn't work the
injectors may need to be taken out for more thorough conditioning.
Fuel
injectors clog when deposits build up over time and thousands of miles; when that happens, they don't deliver the fine mist of gas that provides maximum performance and efficiency.
Does any one know what the specs on the original
injectors were?
why I'm asking: I have a Delphi DS150E scanner and I use it on three cars: Hyundai Tucson, Mitsubishi L200 Sportero and Nissan Pathfinder on the L200 i could
do some advanced stuff like switching ON / off the fuel
injector while on the other two all i can
do is read / clear the PID codes.
So I
did change the gasket and after changing and refitting the common rail, high pressure fuel pipe,
injectors, head cover etc...
Just because you have fuel flow to the engine, doesn't mean the
injector pump is working.
How
does fuel get into the cylinders without the fuel pump running and the ECU opening the
injectors?
For the most part, I believe people put low impedance
injectors in their vehicles because that's what everyone else
does.
As @moab has kindly pointed out, your vehicle
does not have a fuel pressure regulator on the
injector rail as the slightly older models
did, so that can be eliminated as suspect in your case.
How
do you get
injectors opening and no spark to burn the fuel?
I was thinking
injector variants — but really what I'm trying to
do is to help somebody who's working on an unfamiliar vehicle to
do basic diagnosis and troubleshooting.
Then they swapped out one fuel
injector with another, but it didn't fix anything.
Since they
do not rely on pressurized fluid to operate, it is my guess these may be push started, provided or course, that there is enough juice in the battery to provide a spark and operate the fuel
injectors.
strut rusted apart - destroyed tire (replaced tire and strut), rear brake lines were gone, strut links, ball joint, IAC valve, catalytic converter leaks, subframe bushings, starter, MAP sensor, lights are worst design EVER - broken because of dainty connectors, cassette player doesn't work, window wiper arm screwy, gas gauge doesn't work, fuel
injector rings, spark plug tube rings, rack and pinion bushings (worst design)
Is this a question limited to
injector variants or
does it include fueling system variants as well?
The reading I've
done so far has me thinking that the
injectors themselves and their control systems are pretty much a constant and that once you know the principles they apply to pretty much any car and / or engine management system.
On the other hand, Ferrari has
done a fantastic job of hiding the ticking sounds that high - pressure
injectors make at idle.
A basic check for a working
injector can be
done by listening to the
injector with a mechanic's stethoscope or by holding the tip of a long screwdriver to the
injector and placing your ear on the handle to listen for the distinctive clicks of the
injector opening and closing.
The
injector leak down response has slight credibility based on some reading I've
done, though I've never seen
injector leakdown keep a Honda from starting.
Do fuel
injectors issue a similar feedback signal to the ECM?