Electrical disconnection in fuel injectors

Details Electrical disconnection in fuel injectors Electrical disconnection in fuel injectors

2005-12-16

2009-08-11

Gimie, Mahmoud (Department: 3747)

Internal-combustion engines

Charge forming device

Fuel injection system

C123S499000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07571715

ABSTRACT:
A fuel injector with an injector body is disclosed which has at least two separate function units that are largely independent of one another. The function units are reversibly joined to one another by a connecting element and at least one positioning pin. The two function units can be produced and tested separately, which greatly simplifies both the production process and maintenance of the fuel injectors and lessens the vulnerability of the fuel injectors to malfunction.

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