Understanding the Role of an Injector in Your Vehicle

The Injector is a pivotal component in a car's fuel system. Its primary purpose is to deliver fuel into the engine's combustion chamber in a fine, precise mist. Proper atomization ensures that the fuel mixes efficiently with the air for an optimal air-fuel ratio, which is critical for your vehicle's performance and fuel economy.

How Does an Injector Function?

An injector operates under high pressure, controlled electronically by the car's Engine Control Unit (ECU). It opens and closes at rapid intervals, known as the duty cycle, which determines the quantity of fuel injected into the engine. This precision allows for the engine to run smoothly, providing enough power while keeping emissions low.

Consequences of Injector Failure

If an Injector is faulty or broken, several issues may arise. Your vehicle might experience reduced engine performance, increased fuel consumption, rough idling, or even fail to start. In more severe cases, a damaged injector can lead to engine misfires, which in turn can cause irreversible damage to the engine if left unaddressed.

Compatibility with Toyota Models

• Fortuner
• Hilux
• Land Cruiser
• Land Cruiser Prado