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|    mike to peter@moylan.invalid    |
|    Re: How could hundreds of clearings of t    |
|    24 Apr 23 06:44:00    |
   
   XPost: sci.electronics.repair, alt.home.repair   
   From: this@address.is.invalid   
      
   On 24-04-2023 00:31 Peter Moylan wrote:   
      
   > It's a $200 Mitsubishi 4-cylinder econobox engine.   
   > There's no way each cylinder is individually directly injected.   
   >   
   > Most FI cars still add the fuel the same way the carburetor did.   
   > It goes into the intake manifold where the next open cylinder gets it.   
      
   You have a good idea there as I don't know what they shut down when the   
   engine control module sees a misfire of 1 in 200 RPMs or more.   
      
   You can shut an injector but they only inject areas and not cylinders.   
   You can shut down a spark, but then you have unburned fuel in the cat.   
      
   Maybe they shut down both?   
      
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