What is the main function of a high-pressure common rail fuel injection system?

• To lubricate engine parts

• To enhance engine performance and efficiency

• To cool down the fuel tank

• To increase exhaust pressure

What pressure range does the high-pressure pump typically maintain in the common rail system?

• 100–200 bar

• 300–700 bar

• 1000–1500 bar

• 2000–3000 bar

What component delivers fuel to the central rail in a common rail system?

• Fuel injector

• Fuel filter

• High-pressure pump

• Fuel return valve

What is the role of the central rail in the system?

• Stores lubricating oil

• Maintains consistent high pressure for injection

• Controls engine temperature

• Regulates air intake

What manages fuel injection timing and quantity in a common rail system?

• Governor

• Mechanical pump

• Electronic Control Unit (ECU)

• Pressure sensor

What advantage does the ECU provide in a common rail system?

• Controls cooling water temperature

• Enables precise and multiple injections per cycle

• Reduces engine oil pressure

• Increases fuel viscosity

How is fuel injected into the cylinders in a common rail system?

• Mechanically through cam-driven pumps

• Electrically controlled injectors drawing from a common rail

• Manually operated valves

• Direct gravity feed

What is the benefit of having multiple injections per cycle?

• Reduces engine speed

• Enhances combustion efficiency and lowers emissions

• Increases fuel temperature

• Produces more engine noise

The primary purpose of a common rail is to:

• Store air for combustion

• Distribute high-pressure fuel evenly to injectors

• Cool engine oil

• Increase exhaust pressure

What major benefit do common rail systems offer in terms of fuel efficiency?

• Reduce fuel evaporation

• Achieve complete combustion for lower consumption

• Increase engine idle speed

• Eliminate need for fuel filters