Re:Why do they still make car alarms? (2015)
by mrfusion on Thursday January 21, 2021 @04:04PM
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Thanks. So does the injector get fuel on the back of the valve when it sprays?
Re:Why do they still make car alarms? (2015)
by culopatin on Friday January 22, 2021 @08:56AM
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Unless it’s direct injection, yes. It sits there for a little bit mixing up with the air. Also the hot valve vaporizes the fuel a bit more.
In direct injected engines, the injector shoots on the piston.
Valve lets in a mixture of air and fuel, not just fuel, and allows compression to happen. If that wasn’t the case you’d have to have a mixture injector that closes during compression and explosion. Without it, the explosion would expand in the intake runner instead of pushing down the piston.