What Causes High Idle Speed in China V Diesel Vehicles?
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China V diesel vehicles may experience high idle speed due to significant cylinder leakage, insufficient fuel supply, unstable fuel delivery, or uneven fuel distribution. Detailed explanations are as follows: 1. Excessive cylinder leakage during idle: Increased energy loss within the cylinder results in lower compression temperature and pressure, leading to poor fuel atomization and significant combustion fluctuations. 2. Insufficient fuel supply during idle: Minor variations in fuel supply to each cylinder can cause differences in their operating conditions. This uneven fuel distribution during idle contributes to the diesel engine's hunting phenomenon at idle speed. 3. Unstable fuel delivery: The direct injection technology in diesel engines has driven fuel injection pressures to higher levels, particularly with the adoption of multi-hole injectors. This makes nozzle precision unreliable when delivering small fuel quantities, causing fluctuations. Unstable fuel supply is a major factor contributing to idle instability. 4. Uneven fuel distribution: Prolonged use and aging of the fuel injection system create variations among components such as injectors and delivery valves across cylinders, exacerbating fuel distribution unevenness and intensifying idle speed fluctuations.