Source Car Injectors Supplier In China
The fuel injectors have an atomizing nozzle that distributes gasoline or diesel evenly to achieve optimum combustion and efficiency. Cars generally have one injector per cylinder. The fuel injector uses an electronic control valve to inject fuel into the car engine, which can be opened and closed multiple times in a second. As top Automotive fuel pump and auto spare parts factory in China, We owned many of Fully automated pump assembly lines, Automatic test benches, Fully automatic armature production lines and so on. So from quality and in bulk orders, we ensure to satisfy our oversea buyers. If any more specification for fuel pump and EFI products You expect to know, please leave the message through our enterprise website.
Interchange Part Number
15740-67D00, FJ10554, INJ580, M709, 155-0368, 15710-67D00, 217-1958,42-12284, 4G1125, 63778, 842-12284, 89053853, 91176152, FJ10545, MP4172
Application
Chevrolet Tracker 2001-2004
Advantages
Brand publicity material subvention
Best quality, leading factory, National High-tech Enterprise
Best service provided all the time
Self molding plant
Delivery
Quick delivery in 30 days.
Packed in coloured outer box.
Ningbo or Shanghai Port, China
Certification IATF16949
Features
High quality raw material
Engineered for long life and superior performance
Meet or exceed OEM specifications
Designed for quiet operation
Factory Introduction
Our existing plant covers an area of more than 25,000 square meters, (the new plant of 46,000 square meters is expected to be completed in May 2021). We have more than 400 employees, including more than 40 technical R&D personnel and more than 30 quality inspection personnel. Our company has successively introduced 3 fully automated pump assembly lines and 3 automatic test benches, 3 fully automatic armature production lines, a central plastic feeding system, and robotic operations to achieve fully automatic intelligent manufacturing. Our brand is sold to Europe, America, Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Africa.
