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Theinjectornozzleisstructurallyanelectromagneticswitch.TwopolesofcoilareconnectedtotheECU
withenginewiringharness,andthecoil,controlledbytheECU,willgeneratemagneticforceagains t
springforceafterbeingenergized;themagneticforcewilldisappear andtheinjectornozzlewillshut
downafter
thepowerbeingcutoff.
Thetopendoffuelinjector,whichusesarubbersealring,along withthefuelrailconnectorforms
reliablepressurefuelseal;thelowerendusesarubbersealringaswell,anditformsanairsealalong
withtheengineinletpipe.
Theinjectornozzleinjectsfueltotheinletvalve.
Thethrottlevalvebody,installedinfrontoftheinletpipe,consistsofthevalvebody,throttleplate
positionsensor,idlecontrolvalveetc.withamainfunctionofcontrollingtheairinputwhentheengine
isinworkingcondition.It
isthechannelfordialoguebetweentheelectroniccontrolsystemandthe
driver.
Theoxygensensorisinstalledontheengineexhaustpipe,andisanimportantpartoftheclosedloop
fuelcontrolsystem.
Themainsensitivematerialoftheoxygensensoriscobaltoxide.Itbecomesactiveafter
beingheatedby
exhaustgaswithatemperatureover300°C.Whenthisoccurs,oxygenionswillmovethroughthecobalt
oxidetoreachtheexternalelectrodes.Thecobaltoxidepartswillsensetheoxygencontentinthe
engineexhaust,changingitsoutputvoltagevalueaccordingly.
TheoxygensensorusesTeflon‐insulated
wiresandpreformedelementsmadeofstainlesssteel.
Referenceairisinputthroughthesewires.Astheair‐fuelratiointheenginecombustorbecomes
thinner,theoxygencontentintheexhaustwillbecomehigherandtheoutputvoltageoftheoxygen
sensorwillbecomelower;conversely,theoutputvoltage
valuewillbecomehigher,thusgivingtheECU
feedbackabouttheengineair‐fuelratio.