Fuel Injector Test
How To Test Fuel Injector Helpful Information When a fuel injector malfunctions it can allow an excess or minimal amount of fuel into the engine causing engine run-ability problems. The fuel injector is designed with a pintle valve that allows fuel to flow as a spray pattern while the computer provides opening signals in prescribed amounts regulating volume. A common misconception about cylinder misfires is they cause the engine to run rich, in the absence of combustion the cylinder contains 14 parts air to 1 part fuel (14:1) which causes a lean condition. When a system trouble code scan is performed detection of a sensor failure is not guaranteed, a crankshaft position sensor for example, is difficult for the computer to detect. If injector pulse is not detected, and computer system is powered up with all obvious sensors and wiring checked or replaced, try disconnecting all non-essential sensors, example: oxygen sensor, coolant sensor, throttle position sensor, air intak...