System Description: Description
The air-fuel mixture ratio control is performed when the following conditions are satisfied.
- During the engine is running
- Engine coolant temperature: Changes according to driving condition.
- Operating temperature of A/F sensor must be satisfied.
- The deceleration fuel shut-off function must be deactivated.
ECM performs control for satisfying the theoretical air-fuel ratio as much as possible to allow the catalyst to effectively purge exhaust gas.
ECM controls the air-fuel mixture ratio corrections according to the following sensors.
- Engine coolant temperature sensor
- Pressure sensor downstream of throttle valve (Engine load)
- Air fuel ratio (A/F) sensor
- Heated oxygen sensor
Effective purge of exhaust gas in the three way catalyst
|
A |
: Content in exhaust gas |
|
B |
: Theoretical air-fuel ratio control range (near the catalyst) |
|
CO |
: Carbon monoxide |
|
HC |
: Hydrocarbon |
|
NOx |
: Nitrogen oxides |
The air-fuel mixture ratio control has functions as follows.
- Air-fuel mixture ratio corrections closed-loop control
- A/F sensor control
- Sensor heater control
- Air-fuel mixture ratio corrections adjustment control
- Catalyst monitoring function