Since
the virtual demise of carburetors during the 1986 model year, fuel injection
systems have helped car owners to easier morning starts. Fuel injection
has also helped auto makers comply with strict emissions standards while
achieving significant gains in fuel economy and power output. Essentially
there are two types of fuel injection;
Throttle body
Port injection
Throttle body operates much like a carburetor
system, with an injector(s) sitting atop a conventional intake manifold,
in which air and fuel are mixed and sent to the cylinders. |
With port injection, each cylinder has it's own injector situated above
the intake port, spraying atomized fuel into the combustion chamber. Using
gasoline's with sufficient levels of detergents and additives helps prevent
clogging that can disrupt either system.
No matter whether your car uses fuel injection
or a carburetor, we can help you get your system back in working order.
If it's price you want, you can find that anywhere, but when you want QUALITY,
come to:
Sam Giammalvo's
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