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  "description": "Diagnostic systems and methods for a fuel system of an engine of a vehicle utilize a fuel rail pressure sensor, an engine speed sensor, an exhaust oxygen (O2) sensor, and a controller configured to perform a diagnostic routine for the fuel system during which fuel injectors of the fuel system do…",
  "path": "/patents/1251559",
  "publishedAt": "2020-01-02T00:00:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Diagnostic systems and methods for a fuel system of an engine of a vehicle utilize a fuel rail pressure sensor, an engine speed sensor, an exhaust oxygen (O2) sensor, and a controller configured to perform a diagnostic routine for the fuel system during which fuel injectors of the fuel system do not need to be removed from the engine. The diagnostic routine comprises operating the engine at a set of predetermined operating points and detecting one or more malfunctions of one or more of the fuel injectors based on measured fuel rail pressure, measured engine speed, and measured O2 concentration at each of the set of predetermined operating points. Any fuel injector malfunctions detected during the diagnostic routine could be output to a diagnostic device operated by a human technician, e.g., in a single diagnostic report.",
  "title": "TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING FUEL INJECTOR FLOW IRREGULARITY WITHOUT REMOVAL FROM VEHICLE"
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