Circuit for automatic shut-down of electronically controlled die

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F02B 7708

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051799200

ABSTRACT:
An engine diagnostic testing procedure requires that the fuel shut-off solenoid valve remain connected to the engine's electronic control module during diagnostic testing. A normally closed set of contacts of a relay is interposed in the wiring between the module and the valve. This relay is part of an automatic shut-down circuit that uses several principal components of a known shut-down system along with two additional relays and three diodes to provide the engine with an automatic shut-down system that is independent of the engine's electronic control module, yet that will not disconnect the fuel shut-off solenoid valve from the electronic control module during diagnostic engine testing.

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patent: 4648364 (1987-03-01), Wills

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