Pressure Regulator
Walter Petermann
corsaro at brokersys.com
Tue Jul 28 15:30:02 GMT 1998
Mike,
these statements are incorrect:
"Now the injectors on a Ford open and close at one speed that never
changes.
So to get more fuel to the engine when the injectors are only opening
and closing at a certain speed you have to change the amount of fuel
pressure in the manifold (rod)."
I have a description of the Ford EEC-IV port fuel injection and
CFI throttle body injection*. Both change injector on time depending on
sensor inputs.
They only electronically adjustable pressure regulator I am aware of
is on the Bosch KE jetronic. It replaces the old 'warm up regulator'
and is controlled with very small currents ~ +/-10ma.
Walter
*Chilton's guide to fuel injection and feedback carburetors
Mike Turner wrote:
>
> The page at http://members.tripod.com/~jbabs714/index.htm describes Ford
> and GM FI in very simple terms. The statement is made that Ford varies fuel
> pressure and keeps injector pulse width constant. Is this true and if so,
> for what models (potential source of variable fuel pressure regulators....)
> ?
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