Visual inspection of a fuel injector valve, removed during overhaul, shows heat discoloration of the lower end of the valve. This is indicative of __________.
β’ Diesel fuel injector operation and spray pattern β’ Effects of overheating at the nozzle tip β’ Differences between leakage past the needle vs. blockage of nozzle holes
β’ What engine condition would cause the very tip/lower end of the injector to run hotter than normal for a long period of time? β’ Which of these faults would most directly expose the nozzle tip to continuous combustion gases? β’ Which options would more likely affect pressure or flow inside the injector body rather than overheating the very end?
β’ Note that heat discoloration at the lower end means the nozzle tip has been excessively hot, not just the body of the injector β’ Consider which fault would allow hot combustion gases to blow back around the nozzle tip β’ Eliminate options that mainly involve internal fuel return or lift without directly overheating the nozzle tip
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