Merkur Fuel Injector

Wanting to add or increase the performance of your Merkur vehicle? A fuel injector is your one of the best options you can have. Fuel injector is nothing but an electronically controlled valve. It is supplied with pressurized fuel by the fuel pump of your vehicle, and it is also capable of opening and closing many times per second. On your vehicle you can employ at least more than one fuel injector. Generally, fuel injectors are being mounted on the intake manifold so that they spray fuel directly at the intake valves. With the help of the sensors of your engine control unit the fuel injector can provide the right amount of fuel to your vehicle for its proper working.

In addition, Fuel injectors typically have two different types, the mechanical fuel injector and the electronic fuel injector. The mechanical fuel injector is the oldest of the fuel injection systems. It uses a throttle linkage and a governor. It is now used mainly on diesel engines. Hydraulic fuel injection is used by some of the imports. Hydraulic pressure is applied to a fuel distributor as a switching device to route fuel to a specific injector. The fuel from the tank is carried under pressure to the fuel injector(s) by an electric fuel pump, which is located in or near the fuel tank. All excess is returned to the fuel tank.

While the principle of electronic fuel injector is very simple. This injector is opened not by the pressure of the fuel in the delivery lines, but by solenoids operated by your electronic control unit. Since the fuel has no resistance to overcome, other than insignificant friction losses, your vehicle pump pressure can be set at very low values, consistent with the limits of obtaining full atomization with the type of injectors used. The amount of fuel to be injected is determined by your control unit on the basis of information fed into it about your engine's operating conditions. This information will include manifold pressure, accelerator enrichment, cold-start requirements, idling conditions, outside temperature and barometric pressure. The systems work with constant pressure and with "variable timed" or "continuous flow" injection. Compared with the mechanical injection systems, the electronic fuel injection has an impressive set of advantages. It has fewer moving parts, no need for ultra-precise machining standards, quieter operation, less power loss, a low electrical requirement, no need for special pump drives, no critical fuel filtration requirements, no surges or pulsations in the fuel line and finally, the clincher for many car makers, lower cost. No wonder it is now being employed on most vehicles including your Merkur vehicle nowadays.

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