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Abstract
Injector repair kits are widely used in diesel fuel injection systems to restore functionality without replacing the entire injector. However, differences in structural parameters of key components—such as sealing elements, springs, and valve components—can significantly affect the injector’s dynamic response. This study investigates the influence of repair kit structural variations on response time, pressure stability, and fuel delivery accuracy through numerical modeling and experimental validation.

1. Introduction
Modern common rail fuel injection systems require precise control of injection timing and quantity to achieve high combustion efficiency and meet strict emission standards. When injectors are serviced using repair kits, deviations in component parameters may lead to unstable operation, delayed response, or excessive wear. Therefore, analyzing the impact of repair kit structural parameters on dynamic performance is essential to ensure system reliability and engine performance.

2. Methodology

• Modeling approach: A dynamic simulation model of the injector was developed, incorporating plunger, valve assembly, spring, and sealing components from the repair kit.

• Parameters studied: spring stiffness, sealing ring preload, valve seat geometry, and dimensional tolerances.

• Experimental validation: A high-pressure common rail test bench equipped with displacement sensors, pressure transducers, and flowmeters was used to compare injectors repaired with different kits under identical operating conditions.

3. Results

• Spring stiffness: Kits with slightly higher spring stiffness improved closing speed but caused longer opening delays, affecting injection timing precision.

• Sealing performance: Improper preload of sealing rings led to minor leakage, resulting in pressure loss and unstable injection events. Optimized preload improved pressure consistency.

• Valve seat geometry: Variations in valve seat angle significantly influenced flow distribution, with steeper angles increasing pressure drop and delaying injection response.

• Dimensional tolerances: Kits with tighter tolerance control exhibited smoother dynamic response and reduced oscillations, while larger deviations caused inconsistent injection quantities.

4. Discussion
The study demonstrates that injector repair kits are not merely replacements but critical determinants of injector performance. Structural variations, even within small ranges, can cause measurable changes in injection dynamics. Achieving an optimal balance between response speed, sealing reliability, and durability requires strict parameter control in kit manufacturing. The combined simulation–experimental approach effectively identified sensitive parameters influencing dynamic behavior.

5. Conclusion
Repair kit structural parameters have a direct impact on injector dynamic response. Key factors include spring stiffness, sealing ring preload, valve seat geometry, and tolerance accuracy. Optimized designs and precise manufacturing processes are essential to ensure that repaired injectors perform comparably to original components. This study provides valuable guidelines for both repair kit developers and engine service practices, contributing to stable and reliable diesel fuel injection performance.