456-3509: Common Rail Fuel Injector

Description: A common rail fuel injector is a type of fuel injector used in modern diesel engines, which uses a common fuel rail that supplies fuel to individual injectors. The fuel is pressurized by a high-pressure pump and delivered to the injectors via a rail. The injectors receive a signal from the engine's electronic control unit that determines the amount of fuel to be injected in each cylinder enabling precise control over the engine's performance. Attributes: ? Manufactured to reduce the noise during the fuel injection process ? Provides a level of flexibility that can be exploited for class-leading levels of emission control, power, and fuel consumption. Applications: A Common Rail Fuel Injector delivers the right amount of fuel at the right time into an internal combustion engine, widely used in Cat 12M, 140, 140M, 150, 160, and 160M Motor Grader, 336, 336F, and 340F Excavators, 627, 627K, 637 and 637K Wheel Tractor (For Scraper), 725 and 725C Articulated Truck, 725C OEM Applications, 966M, 972M and 980M Wheel Loader, 973K Track Loader, C9.3 Engine (Piston), C9.3 Engine-General Platform (C9), D6, D6T and D7E Track Type Tractor, PL72 Pipelayer, PM3 Paving Equipment.