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The diesel pump plunger is a key component in the diesel pump.
Its main function is to control the suction and discharge of fuel through reciprocating motion when the diesel pump is working, thereby adjusting the pressure and flow of the fuel to ensure that the engine can obtain an appropriate and stable fuel supply.
The working accuracy and performance of the diesel pump plunger have a vital impact on the working efficiency of the entire diesel pump and the operating condition of the engine. If the plunger is worn, stuck or poorly sealed, it may cause uneven fuel supply, insufficient pressure or leakage, which will affect the engine's power output, fuel economy and exhaust emissions.
For example, when the plunger is severely worn, it may cause a decrease in fuel injection, a decrease in engine power and unstable operation; if the plunger seal fails, it will cause fuel leakage, which will not only waste fuel, but also cause safety hazards.
In order to ensure the normal operation of the diesel pump plunger, it is necessary to regularly inspect and maintain it, and replace the faulty or over-worn plunger in time.
The following are some ways to determine whether the diesel pump plunger is worn:
Observe the fuel injection: If the fuel injection is uneven, the atomization is poor, or there is a dripping phenomenon, it may mean that the plunger is worn. For example, when the engine is running, the exhaust emits black smoke, which may be due to uneven fuel injection and incomplete combustion.
Detect fuel pressure: Use a professional fuel pressure test tool to measure the fuel pressure. If the pressure is lower than the normal range and other factors are excluded, it may be due to insufficient fuel supply pressure caused by plunger wear.
Check engine performance: engine power decline, slow acceleration, increased fuel consumption, etc. may be related to plunger wear. For example, the vehicle obviously feels underpowered when going uphill.
Listen to the engine sound: Abnormal noise when the engine is running, such as knocking or irregular noise, may be due to unstable fuel supply, suggesting that there is a problem with the plunger.
Check exhaust emissions: Excessive exhaust emissions, especially increased nitrogen oxides and particulate matter, may be due to plunger wear affecting the precise injection and combustion of fuel.
Disassembly inspection: After disassembling the diesel pump, directly observe whether there are scratches, wear marks, deformation or rust on the plunger surface.