Fuel injection system for internal combustion engine

Abstract

A fuel injection system for an internal combustion engine includes a fuel injection pump injecting a fuel in an amount corresponding to a position of a control rack, a governor including a start spring, a control spring and an idling sub-spring biasing the control rack in a fuel injection amount increasing direction, an adjusting lever adjusting a spring load of the control spring, and a fly weight rotating together with the fuel injection pump and shifting the control rack in a fuel injection amount decreasing direction by a centrifugal force, and a stopper mechanism restricting movement of the control rack in the fuel injection amount increasing direction, wherein the stopper mechanism comprising a stopper opposing to an end portion of the control rack and an elastic body biasing and holding the stopper at a stop position, an elastic force of the elastic body being set to be greater than a sum of a spring load of the start spring and a spring load of the idling sub-spring while the adjusting lever is in an idling position and to be smaller than a sum of the spring load of the start spring, a spring load of the control spring and the spring load of the idling sub-spring while the adjusting lever is in partial position.

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