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Originally Posted by 907DAVE
Correct, pulse width is a measurement of how long the injector is commanded on. So, shorten the PW and less fuel gets injected.
However, on a HEUI injector, ICP plays a major roll in fuel delivery also. More ICP = more fuel...faster. If PW was to remain constant and ICP was to increase, more fuel will be injected.
Make sense?
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Kinda, doesn't that just mean the pulses of fuel are the same....just under more pressure with more oil? Or is it squeezing in more fuel with more pressure?
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Wed, April 18th, 2012, 08:19 AM
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