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Electrical fuel injection system for internal combustion engines

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In this paper, an electrical fuel injection system for internal combustion engines is described, in which the operation of regular electromagnetic fuel injection valves is forcibly prevented so long as a starting electromagnetic fuel injector valve is in operation.
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An electrical fuel injection system for internal combustion engines, in which the operation of regular electromagnetic fuel injection valves is forcibly prevented so long as a starting electromagnetic fuel injection valve is in operation, whereby the engine can be started smoothly and positively without wetting the spark plug only with a readily atomizable fuel injected from the starting electromagnetic injection valve.

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