Diesel Engine Injector Diagnostics Guide
Diesel Engine Injector Diagnostics Guide
Automotive Mechanics
Task No. 3b: perform maintenance on the feed pump
Procedure for the regulation of the
pressure and testing of the injectors.
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Procedure for pressure regulation and
checking of the injectors
Spray verification:
Pulling the lever with a
fast sequence, the will be observed
jet of spilled fuel and the
dispersion of the same, which must form
a cone impacting on the tray.
The control lever will be activated
until getting the injection of
flammable
in a continuous stream, one observes the
irregularities in shape or arrangement
of the jet.
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Procedure for pressure regulation and
injector check
Injection pressure verification
the pressure freak:
Actuating the control lever of the
bomb with an approximate cadence of 60
embolized per minute, it will be observed the
maximum reading achieved on the manometer,
that corresponds to the set pressure of the
injector, which must be the one stipulated by the
manufacturer.
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Procedure for pressure regulation and
injector check
Drip test verification:
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Procedure for pressure regulation and
checking of the injectors
Verification of tightness or leakage
on return:
Operating the control lever of the
pump until obtaining a pressure below
from the pressure of the injector's tare.
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Procedure for pressure regulation and
injector check
Verification of the chirping:
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Testing tools and instruments
mechanical or hydraulic injectors
Characteristics and applications:
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Diesel fuel composition: characteristics
Diesel fuels consist of a large number of hydrocarbons.
different with a boiling point between 180 °C and 370 °C.
Diesel is a hydrocarbon in liquid state and is composed almost entirely of its
totality by paraffins. Its lower heating value is around
35.86 MJ/I, although this largely depends on its composition. To
be denser than gasoline, have a better autumn cycle.
Diesel is a petroleum derivative composed of approximately 75
% of saturated hydrocarbons and 25% of aromatic hydrocarbons. Within
from the first group, we have isoparaffins and cycloparaffins, while
within the second group, we have naphthalenes and alkylaromatics.
Approximately 81% of diesel is carbon.
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Composition of diesel fuel: characteristics
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Sulfur content in diesel fuel.
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Sulfur content in diesel fuel.
Effects of sulfur content on emission control systems
for diesel vehicles.
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Sulfur content in diesel fuel.
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Sulfur content in diesel fuel.
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Protection when handling the injector tester
When working with the injector tester
place it in a safe location against
accidents.
Work with safety regulations
indicated in the use of the tester
injectors to prevent accidents. (like
put your hand directly in the stream
fuel.
In case of failures of the tester
injectors repair or change for another
new.
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Protection when handling the injector tester
The inspection of injectors can
can be dangerous as the pressure at
what fuel comes out of the nozzle of the
Injector is enough to pierce the
human skin and reach the torrent
sanguine. This last one can have
DEADLY consequences.
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Protection when handling the injector tester
The injector must always point at
opposite direction to the device operator
for testing or to anyone else
that is nearby.
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Protection when handling the injector tester
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GROUP ACTIVITY AND REINFORCEMENT
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Conclusion