fixture for ccm-measurements of fuel injectors
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fixture for ccm-measurements of fuel injectors
Does somebody have some good ideas or a "how to" for building a fixture for ccm-measurements of fuel injectors?
The reason why I ask is that over the time we got several used injectors laying around and so we want to make sure to have sets with equal ccm.
Thanks
The reason why I ask is that over the time we got several used injectors laying around and so we want to make sure to have sets with equal ccm.
Thanks
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Re: fixture for ccm-measurements of fuel injectors (hondaapi)
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Re: fixture for ccm-measurements of fuel injectors (hondaapi)
Here's what i build:
As you can see, a very simple (and ghetto) construction.
A cutted fuelrail, a stock Honda FPR (at 3.1 Bar = 45 PSI), a stock Honda Fuelpump in the plastic canister. Controlled from a PIC Microcontroller. For ccm measurment i let it pump for 1, 2 or 3 minutes at 100% DC and measure the volume (and/or weight).
The microcontroller let me test different DC's, too. (That's the reason i build it with a Microcotrontroller.) A direct powered injector and a stop-watch will work, too.
At the moment i only tested it with water. DON'T DO THAT! Water will destroy the injectors (rust and stuck), so i would need a test fluid or fuel. I prefer a not flamable testfluid. It could be a bit dangerous with fuel
As you can see, a very simple (and ghetto) construction.
A cutted fuelrail, a stock Honda FPR (at 3.1 Bar = 45 PSI), a stock Honda Fuelpump in the plastic canister. Controlled from a PIC Microcontroller. For ccm measurment i let it pump for 1, 2 or 3 minutes at 100% DC and measure the volume (and/or weight).
The microcontroller let me test different DC's, too. (That's the reason i build it with a Microcotrontroller.) A direct powered injector and a stop-watch will work, too.
At the moment i only tested it with water. DON'T DO THAT! Water will destroy the injectors (rust and stuck), so i would need a test fluid or fuel. I prefer a not flamable testfluid. It could be a bit dangerous with fuel
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