Component Location
General Description
Injectors spray fuel in the highly compressed combustion chamber, and power generates through combustion process.
Fuel pressure is raised to 1600bar in common rail diesel engine for the purpose of making fuel into minute particles. And fuel devided into minute particles leads smoke reduction, high power generation, and improved fuel efficiency. To control pressure of 1600bar with solenoid, oil pressure surbo is applied. And injector solenoids is actuated by solenoid operating voltage raised to 80V with the method of current control.
Niddle valve inside of injector is located between A and B chamber. If applied pressure to B chamber is relived by injector solenoid, niddle valve is raised by the pressure of A chamber then, fuel is injected. If same pressure is applied to A and B chamber, niddle valve closes by the elasticity then, fuel injection stops.
As electronically controlled injector is applied instead of mechanical injector, pilot and post injection, injeciton duration and quantity control are achieved. And engine performance is improved by these control.
DTC Description
P0202 is set when no current is detected in injector power and control circuit at injector #2 operating condition. This code is due to open in injector circuit or open in injector component coil.
DTC Detecting Condition
Item | Detecting Condition | Possible Cause |
DTC Strategy | Current monitoring
| Open in injector circuit
Injector component
|
Enable Conditions | IG KEY "ON"
|
Threshold Value | Open in injector circuit
|
Diagnostic Time | Immediately
|
Fail Safe | Fuel cut | NO | |
EGR Off | NO |
Fuel Limit | YES |
Check Lamp | YES |
Specification
Injector Component Resistance | Injector Operating Voltage | Injector Operating Current | Injector Control Type |
0.255O±0.04 (20?). | 80V | Peak current : 18±1A Hold in current : 12±1A Recharging current : 7A | Current control |
Diagnostic Circuit Diagram
Signal Waveform
Fig.1) Injector operating waveform at Low side, It shows 2 pilot and 1 main injection.
Fig.2) Magnified waveform of main injection at Fig.1)