EFI Flashcards
The engine ECU always determines the proper fuel injection volume based on the signals from
various sensors
TRUE
The check valve of the fuel pump closes to maintain the remaining pressure in the fuel line when
the fuel pump is stopped
TRUE
The pressure regulator of recent models constantly controls the fuel pressure at higher pressure
against the intake manifold pressure.
FALSE
The pulsation damper absorbs the fuel pressure pulsation in the fuel line.
FALSE
The engine ECU turns on the circuit opening relay and the fuel pump operates while the ignition
switch is at IG position.
TRUE
The STA signal is input in the engine ECU and the fuel pump operates while the ignition
switch is at ST position.
FALSE
The NE signal is input in the engine ECU while the engine is running, and the fuel pump operates
continuously.
TRUE
If the engine is stalled, the fuel pump is stopped because the NE signal is not input in the engine
ECU even if the ignition switch is at IG position.
TRUE
The basic injection duration is determined by the accelerator opening angle and the engine speed.
TRUE
The corrective injection duration is calculated from the engine condition detected by various
sensors
TRUE
Actual injection duration = Basic injection duration + Corrective injection duration.
TRUE
The injection duration becomes longer by the warm-up enrichment because the fuel is difficult to
be vaporized during a cold engine.
TRUE
During engine starting.
TRUE
After engine warm-up (Coolant temperature: more than 50°C (122 °C)).
TRUE
During correction of acceleration enrichment and power enrichment
FALSE