Fuel injection system (MPI) of a car Mitsubishi Outlander 1

General information about the power supply and fuel injection system
Main characteristics of the system The multiport fuel injection system consists of sensors that record the state of the engine, an electronic engine control unit...

Diagnostics of the fuel injection system
Type of self-diagnosis system On models with an EOBD or OBD-II type self-diagnosis system, the standard diagnostic code consists of one letter and 4 digits (For example:...

Technical operations on the car
Base idle speed adjustment Note. The rated idle speed is set at the factory with the idle speed screw (SAS) and usually does not require additional adjustment during...

Removal and installation of nozzles
Removing the fuel manifold / injectors Remove the fuel manifold with the injectors mounted on it. Attention! Be careful not to drop the injectors when removing the fuel...

Removal and installation of the throttle body
Removing Drain the coolant. Remove the air filter. Remove the throttle body in the sequence shown in the figure. Throttle Body Gasket Installation Position the gasket so...

Fuel control system
Note. The vehicle is fitted with a suspension pedal and a throttle cable. Basic data for adjustments and monitoring Checking and adjusting the accelerator pedal cable...

Evaporative Emission System
The evaporative emission system, as its name suggests, is designed to prevent fuel vapors generated in the fuel tank from escaping into the atmosphere. From the fuel...

Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR)
Exhaust gas recirculation system (EGR) reduces emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx). At a high temperature of the air-fuel mixture burning in the combustion chamber, a...

Intake and exhaust systems — removal, inspection and installation
Removal and installation of the air cleaner Remove the air intake. Remove the air flow sensor connector. Remove the air filter together with the air flow sensor....