Air/fuel ratio control system for outboard motor engine

Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Including exhaust gas condition responsive means

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C701S109000

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07143755

ABSTRACT:
In an air/fuel ratio control system for an outboard motor engine, a learned correction coefficient KTIMn used in open-loop control for correcting a basic fuel injection amount to be supplied to the engine, is updated only when the manifold absolute pressure PBA (indicative of engine load) is within a predetermined range relative to the engine speed NE concerned. As a result, the air/fuel ratio can be accurately controlled to one other than the stoichiometric air/fuel ratio, even when an O2sensor that produces an output whose property only changes near the stoichiometeic air/fuel ratio is used.

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