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Gasoline Fuel-Injection System K-Jetronic

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<strong>Gasoline</strong>injection<br />

systems<br />

Differential-pressure valve<br />

a Diaphragm<br />

position with a<br />

low injected<br />

fuel quantity<br />

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b Diaphragm<br />

position with a<br />

large injected<br />

fuel quantity<br />

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UMK1656Y<br />

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distributor and one such valve is allocated<br />

to each metering slit. A diaphragm<br />

separates the upper and lower chambers<br />

of the valve (Figures 18 and 19). The<br />

lower chambers of all the valves are connected<br />

with one another by a ring main<br />

and are subjected to the primary pressure<br />

(delivery pressure). The valve seat<br />

Fig. 18<br />

is located in the upper chamber. Each<br />

upper chamber is connected to a<br />

metering slit and its corresponding connection<br />

to the fuel-injection line. The<br />

upper chambers are completely sealed<br />

off from each other. The diaphragms are<br />

spring-loaded and it is this helical spring<br />

that produces the pressure differential.

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