Cylinder power balance diagnostic apparatus for internal combust

Measuring and testing – Test stand – For engine

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ABSTRACT:
There is provided a cylinder power balance diagnostic apparatus for an internal combustion engine, in which all of the diagnostic procedures are automatically conducted. An ignition signal generated in synchronism with an ignition pulse to be supplied to each cylinder is taken out. On the basis of the ignition signal, at least one cylinder to be misfired is designated. The designated cylinder is misfired for a predetermined period and the number of engine rotations is detected when the period has elapsed. Such operation is successively conducted for respective cylinders. On the basis of the number of engine rotations when misfiring of each cylinder has been finished, a detective cylinder is determined.

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