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Opel Vectra BSince 1995 of releaseRepair and car operation |
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Opel of Vektra + 1.1. Controls and control devices + 2. Maintenance service + 3. Engines + 4. Heating, ventilation - 5. Fuel system - 5.1. Fuel system of petrol engines 5.1.1. Introduction 5.1.2. Technical characteristics 5.1.3. The air filter and inlet channels 5.1.4. A control system in temperature of air submitted to the engine 5.1.5. An accelerator cable 5.1.6. An accelerator pedal 5.1.7. Fuel - 5.1.8. System of injection of fuel 5.1.8.1. One-dot system of injection of fuel of engine SOCH of 1,6 l 5.1.8.2. Multidot system of injection of fuel Multec-S of engine DOCH of 1,6 l 5.1.8.3. Multidot system of injection of fuel Simtec of 56.5 engines of 1,8 and 2,0 l 5.1.9. Pressure removal in fuel system 5.1.10. The fuel pump 5.1.11. The gauge of level of fuel 5.1.12. A fuel tank 5.1.13. The throttle case 5.1.14. Check of system of injection of fuel 5.1.15. Elements of one-dot system of injection of fuel + 5.1.16. Elements of multidot system of injection of fuel 5.1.17. An inlet collector 5.1.18. A final collector 5.1.19. System of release of the fulfilled gases + 5.2. Fuel systems of the diesel engine + 6. Systems of start, ignition + 7. Transmission + 8. Brake system + 9. A running gear + 10. A body + 11. An electric equipment + 12. The basic malfunctions |
5.1.8.3. Multidot system of injection of fuel Simtec of 56.5 engines of 1,8 and 2,0 l
Multidot system of injection of fuel Simtec of 56.5 engines of 1,8 and 2,0 l
The system of injection of fuel Simtec 56.5 is identical to system Multec-S established on engines DOCH of 1,6 l. Unique difference of system consists that instead of the gauge of measurement of absolute pressure in an inlet collector the measuring instrument of a stream of air is established. On frequencies of rotation of engines less than 3 600 rpm valves remain closed and air arriving in the engine should go on a long path that leads to twisting moment increase. On higher turns of the engine block ECU switches the electromagnetic valve and vacuum influences a diaphragm which opens a short path for air giving in the engine. |
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