What Causes an Open Loop Fault in the Fuel System Status?
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An open loop fault in the fuel system status may indicate a malfunction in the fuel system. Here are the details: 1. Open Loop Control: This refers to the fuel system not monitoring issues after fuel injection. Check if the oxygen sensor is functioning properly by reading the data stream to observe changes in the oxygen sensor values. The oxygen sensor's value should change more than 10 times within 8 seconds. 2. Fuel System: The function of the fuel system is to supply the engine with a certain amount of clean, well-atomized gasoline according to the engine's operating conditions, to mix with a certain amount of air and form a combustible mixture. Additionally, the fuel system needs to store a considerable amount of gasoline to ensure the vehicle has a substantial driving range.