The Development of a New Fuel Injection System for Two-Wheel Vehicles

911233

11/01/1991

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Abstract
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We have developed a new self-control multi-point fuel injection system (hereinafter called ”SFCI-M”) for two-wheel vehicles. This paper discusses the development results and technical features of the SFCI-M.
Multi-point injection (MPI) systems for two-wheel vehicles have been unpopular somewhat. For one thing, an MPI was more expensive than a carburetor. For another, its performance has left something to be desired. However, the situation has come to justify the production of MPI units for two-wheel vehicles. The factors which have led to this trend are, among others:
  1. a)
    Costs of MPI units for four-wheelers have come down.
  2. b)
    Interest in two-wheel vehicles featuring electronically controlled devices such as ignition systems has gained momentum.
  3. c)
    Prices of two-wheel vehicles have become higher reflecting high-value-added tendency.
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8
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Sagehashi, K., Muraji, T., Sekiya, M., and Hashimoto, S., "The Development of a New Fuel Injection System for Two-Wheel Vehicles," SAE Technical Paper 911233, 1991, https://doi.org/10.4271/911233.
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Published
Nov 1, 1991
Product Code
911233
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English