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In a modern Speed-Density electronic fuel injection (EFI) system, the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) must precisely calculate and deliver fuel. Arrange the following sequence of events in the correct chronological order, starting from the physical engine stroke to the final fuel delivery.

  1. 1The downward movement of the piston during the intake stroke creates a pressure differential.
  2. 2The MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) and IAT (Intake Air Temperature) sensors measure specific air characteristics.
  3. 3The PCM utilizes sensor data to calculate the exact density and mass of the incoming air.
  4. 4The PCM computes the required fuel injector pulse width to achieve a stoichiometric air-fuel ratio.
  5. 5Electrical current energizes the fuel injector solenoid to deliver the calculated fuel volume.

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The correct sequence is: the intake stroke creates a pressure drop, sensors read the pressure and temperature, the PCM calculates the air density, the PCM computes the required injector pulse width, and finally, the injector is electrically energized.
In a Speed-Density EFI system, the sequence must strictly follow the flow of physics to data to actuation. The mechanical action of the engine draws in air (Step 1), which is immediately measured by the primary input sensors (Step 2). The PCM uses this raw data to calculate the physical air density (Step 3). Only after the air mass is known can the PCM calculate the target fuel amount (pulse width) required to maintain a 14.7:1 ratio (Step 4). Finally, the PCM sends the electrical signal to actuate the fuel injector (Step 5).

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1
Identify the initiating mechanical action in the internal combustion cycle.
The piston's downward movement creates a pressure differential (vacuum) in the manifold.
Airflow calculation begins with the mechanical force that draws air into the engine.
2
Determine how the engine management system first detects this mechanical change.
The MAP and IAT sensors read the current pressure and temperature of the air in the manifold.
Before a computer can process data, the primary sensors must gather real-time environmental metrics.
3
Identify the primary air calculation made by the Powertrain Control Module (PCM).
The PCM calculates the air density and mass.
In a Speed-Density system, the PCM must combine pressure (MAP) and temperature (IAT) with engine speed (RPM) to mathematically calculate the density of the air.
4
Determine the subsequent fuel calculation step.
The PCM computes the necessary injector pulse width.
Once the air mass is definitively known, the PCM applies the target stoichiometric ratio (14.7:1) to determine how long the injector must stay open.
5
Identify the final actuation in the fuel delivery process.
The fuel injector solenoid is energized.
The electrical signal generated by the PCM physically opens the pintle valve in the injector to spray the pressurized fuel.

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Speed-Density Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) Sequence of Operation
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Fuel and Air Intake Systems

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