I just came across with this video about fuel injection...
Isn't it the airplanes use fuel injection as well?
I have flown Cessna172 P models that they have carburetor and what I learned from the flight manuals is if I don't apply the carburetor at the certain altitude, the ice crystals might form in the throttle area which will allow less fuel to airplane engines. Then the fuel injection came and that eliminated the carburetor. Am I right? I just want to verify my self.
@Shipocute add electro mechanical anything and it still outlives the retarded midget and his theorized hacked up pules width burn by a sunstorm bird fart injector. Try a resistor grounding to a top bolt at the carb. The last of carbs are lit up by a resistor choke, the choke does nothing but protect the barrel after shutdown. The original carb used a choke because the barrels were dead. non electrical primitive..The carb finished off teaching a market scandal what injection is.
OMG, talk about Old School. Was this like 1989? The guy sounds mad that Fuel Injection was invented. It's a good source of info, but it seems like the guy is saying that Carburation is better. Does it seem that way to anyone else? Of course he contradicts what he was saying at the end....
1 Part of Fuel is 6.36% Of Fuel in the Cilinder (In gas state)
14.7 Parts of Air is 93.63% Of Air in the Cilinder
This 93.63% of Air have: 20.94% Oxigen - 78.08% Nitrogen
0.035% Carbon Dioxide and 0.93% inert Gases
Did you know how to convert or calculate, this Part of fuel from gas state to liquid state or viceversa, I just need to know , the equivalence between gas fuel and gas liquid, thanks again!
Great video, the explanation was quite clear. I am planning to run an EFI system on my old 78 carb car... basic understanding of the process is the 1st step... thanks mate!
I have a question...
I just came across with this video about fuel injection...
Isn't it the airplanes use fuel injection as well?
I have flown Cessna172 P models that they have carburetor and what I learned from the flight manuals is if I don't apply the carburetor at the certain altitude, the ice crystals might form in the throttle area which will allow less fuel to airplane engines. Then the fuel injection came and that eliminated the carburetor. Am I right? I just want to verify my self.
Shipocute 1 week ago
@Shipocute add electro mechanical anything and it still outlives the retarded midget and his theorized hacked up pules width burn by a sunstorm bird fart injector. Try a resistor grounding to a top bolt at the carb. The last of carbs are lit up by a resistor choke, the choke does nothing but protect the barrel after shutdown. The original carb used a choke because the barrels were dead. non electrical primitive..The carb finished off teaching a market scandal what injection is.
boxer3main 6 days ago
Excellent! Video. Thanks.
antegas 2 months ago
lol, remember this programme
TheAstro30 6 months ago
Very nice video, the best, simplest one I have ever seen on fuel injection. Well done!
DIYDaveT 8 months ago
Great video, one of the best tech videos I have seen.
LTD92DC 9 months ago
Fucking great video.
lundsteve 1 year ago 3
OMG, talk about Old School. Was this like 1989? The guy sounds mad that Fuel Injection was invented. It's a good source of info, but it seems like the guy is saying that Carburation is better. Does it seem that way to anyone else? Of course he contradicts what he was saying at the end....
CopStoppers 1 year ago
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CopStoppers 1 year ago
i finally learned exactly how and EFI works ! Keep it it
sandeepvk 1 year ago
You Say, 14.7 % of Air and 1% of fuel, but in a cilinder of 163CC
14.7% = 23,961cc of air
1% = 1,63cc of Fuel
What is the other 84.3% = 137,409 ??? Thanks
arthus1971 1 year ago
Hi arthus1971,
Whoops. It's a RATIO of 14.7 to 1, so out of 15.7(as 100%), it's 14.7 over 15.7 times 100 air (93.63%) and 1 over 15.7 times 100 (6.36%) fuel.
In simpler terms, 14.7 parts air to 1 part fuel. Clear as mud, right?
David
acmeschool 1 year ago 4
@acmeschool Thanks David, Is Correct!
This is the stoichiometry of the combustion
1 Part of Fuel is 6.36% Of Fuel in the Cilinder (In gas state)
14.7 Parts of Air is 93.63% Of Air in the Cilinder
This 93.63% of Air have: 20.94% Oxigen - 78.08% Nitrogen
0.035% Carbon Dioxide and 0.93% inert Gases
Did you know how to convert or calculate, this Part of fuel from gas state to liquid state or viceversa, I just need to know , the equivalence between gas fuel and gas liquid, thanks again!
arthus1971 1 year ago
@acmeschool are you the guy in this program?
hitachi088 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
nice, well done up for you.
ma70killer 1 year ago
I've *heard* most of the content of the video before, but nobody's shown it as well.
Explanations are excellent too. Thanks.
sickofthewest 1 year ago
Great video, the explanation was quite clear. I am planning to run an EFI system on my old 78 carb car... basic understanding of the process is the 1st step... thanks mate!
alexQw33 2 years ago