Fuel Injector

A fuel injector is a device in a vehicle's engine that sprays a precise amount of fuel directly into the engine's combustion chamber or intake manifold. Its role is to ensure the right fuel-to-air mixture for efficient combustion, which powers the engine. Using electronic signals from the engine control unit, the injector opens and closes rapidly during operation, delivering fuel at the correct time and quantity. This precision helps improve fuel efficiency, reduce emissions, and ensure smooth engine performance. Essentially, the fuel injector acts as a finely tuned valve that ensures your engine gets the right fuel mix for optimal operation.