Automobiles, Cars
Injection pump: classification and repair
Every year, the requirements for a diesel engine on criteria such as power, environmental friendliness and economy only increase. And only an ideal formation of a combustible mixture allows satisfying these requirements. Consequently, the entire injection system must work efficiently, providing the smallest spray at high pressure.
Such a system, which combines a fuel injector and a pump in one unit, is a pump-injector. Similarly to injection pumps, the injector pump injects a specific volume of the mixture at the right time. Due to the fact that for each of the engine cylinders there is one pump-injector, in such a system there are no fuel pipes of fuel pump.
Diesel pump-injector can be of three types: piezoelectric, electromagnetic, electro-hydraulic. With the solenoid valve, the nozzle is installed on both petrol and diesel engines and has a simple device: a nozzle and a solenoid valve with a spray needle. Electro-hydraulic injector is installed only on diesel engines, which most often work on the system of Komon Rile. Piezoelectric is considered the most perfect for diesel engines.
Repair of injectors should be made when the following signs are observed: fuel consumption is significantly increased, a failure with a rapid depression of the gas pedal, leakage of fuel or clap in the exhaust system. Idle turns of the car are unstable: the arrow of the tachometer constantly "jumps" for no reason. Checking the injectors, as well as their repair is done on special stands, therefore it is difficult to repair them yourself: setting the pressure only 10% higher than the nominal causes the engine to malfunction. And even if the operation of the fuel system does not give cause for concern, the diagnosis of the injectors is a process that is recommended to be carried out after every 60,000-70,000 km of auto run.
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