Engine fuel injection controller

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

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123698, 123520, F02M 2508, F02D 4114

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054253497

ABSTRACT:
Fuel injection controller is provided for an engine having a purge passage for purging fuel vapor from the fuel tank into the intake passage, a purge valve which opens and closes the purge passage and a mechanism for feedback correcting a fuel injection amount based on a detected air-fuel ratio, The controller learns a feedback correction amount when the purge valve opens or closes, stores and updates a learning value according to the variation of the correction amount. When the variation of the learning value has converged to within certain region, the controller clamps the learning value, and corrects the fuel injection amount during purge based on this clamped value. Air-fuel ratio errors due to purging can therefore be rapidly reduced.

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