TTEC4843:- EFI OFF CAR
*clean them or replace.
Important Note:
AIR FLOW METER RESISTANCE TEST - FUEL INJECTION DIAGNOSIS:-
*As higher is the resistance so lower will be the voltage and fuel pump relay wont get enough current to open the fuel pump.
CLEANING INJECTORS:-
In this we learned how to check and clean electronic fuel injectors.
In this we learned how to check and clean electronic fuel injectors.
- Their were 4 injectors .
- Then we listened each injector with stethoscope while the engine is running..all were audible,so all good.
- All 4 LED indicates the pulse present.
- yes , there was a 1000rpm drop during a single disconnect of injector.
- all 4 winding resistance was 15.4 ohms.
- So all good as under specification ( 12-16ohm)
- we performed it on all the 4 injectors we fitted them into the testing machine and checked for the injectors.
- check if all fitting are secure before mounting them in the test machine.
- injector leakage:- 1drip per minute.
- injector flow rate 220cc per minute flow rate at 3.0 hz.
*clean them or replace.
Important Note:
- when replacing fuel injector do not forget to, replace all top "o" rings and lower "o" rings.
- Ensure injector seals and "o" rings are lubricated and injectors correctly located.
- And all fuels lines and connections are correctly located without leaks.
AIR FLOW METER RESISTANCE TEST - FUEL INJECTION DIAGNOSIS:-
In todays task we checked the resistance on the air flow meter using ohms meter by checking the potentiometer circuits and determine the air flow sensor condition by comparing the result with the manufacturing specification.
- first thing we did was tested E1-FC closed had reading of infinty
- E1-FC open 0.2ohms
*As higher is the resistance so lower will be the voltage and fuel pump relay wont get enough current to open the fuel pump.
*AALL OTHER SENSORS HAS BEEN DISCUSED IN REPORT
AIR FLOW/MASS SENSOR TESTING:
- we started by looking for the air flow sensor on the outside of air cleaner.
- it is bolted to the air cleaner with the ducting connected to the throttle body.
- it could be in following shape:L type moving vane,hot wire ,sliding piston(mazda,ford), Karman voltex air pulse (mitsubishi) etc.
*we need to have multikmeter ,heat gun and heat reader laser gun.
Acc. to the stated procedure the sensor could not meets the specification and can not be repaired
AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR:We tested the air temperature sensor and using multimeter check sensor resistance.
Terminal no. Tempersture Reading Specification
E2-THA 20*C 2130 2000-3000 ohm
60*C 120 400-700 ohm
THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR (LINEAR TYPE): LINEAR TYPE IS THE ONE WHICH SENDS READING EVEN WHEN THE BUTTERFLY IS MOVING FROM CLOSE TO OPEN OR OPEN TO CLOSE
multimeter:positive:-voltage in , negative:- fully throttle
AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR:We tested the air temperature sensor and using multimeter check sensor resistance.
Terminal no. Tempersture Reading Specification
E2-THA 20*C 2130 2000-3000 ohm
60*C 120 400-700 ohm
THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR (LINEAR TYPE): LINEAR TYPE IS THE ONE WHICH SENDS READING EVEN WHEN THE BUTTERFLY IS MOVING FROM CLOSE TO OPEN OR OPEN TO CLOSE
- We check that the throttle leakage move smoothly.
- Check for the vaccum with your fingers at N port while engine start.
- inspect throttle position sensor.
- inspect throttle body,throttle body valve and clean throttle body.
multimeter:positive:-voltage in , negative:- fully throttle
TB fully open = 0V
TB closed =infinity
Now multimeter
positive or red lead=Voltage in. black lead or negative = on idle position
TB fully closed =0V
TB open =infinity
THROTTLE BODY CLEANING:
Throttle body gets dirty from engine gas recirculation
(EGR), there is a small hose that spends post combustion gases into the intake.The post combustion gas dirties the throttle body and rest of the intake manifold,so when we clean throttle body oil and dirt then it promotes engine effeciency.
TYPES OF AIR MASS SENSOR:
- L jetronic type air flow sensor.
- LH jetronic hot wire type sensor .
- D jetronic manifold absolute pressure sensor.
- karman vortex air flow sensor.
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