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what does efi engine mean
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EFI, standing for Electronic Fuel Injection, is a type of engine management system used in modern vehicles to introduce fuel into an internal combustion engine. Unlike older carbureted engines which rely on vacuum pressure to pull fuel into the cylinder, EFI engines use electronic controls to precisely meter fuel directly into the engine's air intake system. This results in more efficient fuel use, improved power output, and lower emissions. The system's ability to adjust to different operating conditions (like altitude and temperature) in real-time also enhances engine performance and fuel economy. Adopting EFI has become industry-standard due to these significant benefits, marking a pivotal advancement in automotive technology.
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