Description

The working principle of internal combustion engines is that the higher the quality of the fuel-air mixture, the better the combustion, and hence the higher the engine efficiency. As a result, fuel injectors are required, which provide significantly better air-fuel mixture quality than carburetors. The fuel injector is an electrical valve that controls the flow of fuel that receives pressurized fuel from the fuel pump and atomizes it into a tiny mist so that it may quickly burn in the vehicle's engine when ignited.

Key Features:

All components are manufactured under tight supervision and meet or exceed OEM manufacturing and material performance criteria.
The fuel injectors are composed of high-quality, long-lasting materials, which allows the engine to run smoothly while providing precise fuel control.
Transmit gas from the tank to the engine cylinders, providing power to the vehicle. Gas enters the fuel injectors as a liquid, is transformed into a mist, and then sprayed into the cylinder for efficient and rapid fuel combustion.

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