Malfunction diagnosis device for engine speed controller
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYasuo Sagisaka, Yoshihiko Hirata
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AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYasuo Sagisaka, Yoshihiko Hirata
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To appropriately detect malfunction of an air quantity adjusting valve in any type of case, an electronic control type throttle valve is disposed in an air intake pipe of an engine. An ISC valve which is duty controlled by an ECU is disposed in a bypass passage which bypasses the throttle valve. A CPU within the ECU establishes a drive duty ratio of the ISC valve to control engine speed in a target speed region during idling of the engine. Additionally, in a case where the drive duty ratio exceeds a predetermined control range (0 to 100%), the CPU controls idle speed by the throttle valve. Accordingly, in a case where throttle aperture is larger than a predetermined value TAH, or in a case where throttle aperture is smaller than a predetermined value TAL (where TAH>TAL), the CPU determines that an opening side malfunction or a closing side malfunction has occurred in the ISC valve.
A malfunction diagnosis device for an engine speed controller provided with first and second air quantity adjusting valves in an engine intake system wherein quantity of intake air to an engine is controlled in accordance with opening and closing operation of said air quantity adjusting valves, said device comprising:
A malfunction diagnosis device for an engine speed controller, said device comprising:
A method of detecting a malfunction in an engine speed control system, said method comprising the steps of:
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