Corvette Fuel Injection &
Electronic Engine Management
1982 through 2001

Corvette Engines Covered: 1982 - 2001

The engine is the heart of the Corvette and the heart of the Corvette engine is its electronic management system. Corvette Fuel Injection & Electronic Engine Management is the book that explains that system.

Corvette Fuel Injection & Electronic Engine Management provides Corvette enthusiasts with a comprehensive analysis of the theories behind fuel injection systems. Chuck Probst, author of the authoritative Bentley books on Bosch and Ford fuel injection systems, has worked with GM and aftermarket engineers, trainers, and technicians to bring the same sort of inside information to an authoritative understanding of Corvette engine controls. The comprehensive troubleshooting tips and service procedures presented here are a great aid in mastering Corvette engine control systems.

The book begins with a survey of the different fuel injection systems used in these cars: Throttle Body Injection (TBI), Multiport Fuel Injection (MFI), and Sequential Fuel Injection (SFI). Probst covers the reasons behind J1930 terminology (electrical/electronic systems diagnostic terms, definitions, abbreviations and acronyms) and the engine management concept of Open Loop and Closed Loop Operation. In addition, oxygen sensor and heated oxygen sensor operation, traction control, Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR), Air Injection (AIR), catalytic converters, evaporative controls, octane and fuel volatility are among the many thoroughly covered topics.

Probst's treatment of On-Board Diagnostics (OBD and OBD II) involves topics such as misfire detection, crankshaft position sensor operation, Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor design, Electronic Spark Control (ESC), and Central Processing Unit (CPU).

Corvette Fuel Injection & Electronic Engine Management provides 380 pages of detailed, proven information with model-specific wiring diagrams, trouble codes and test specifications as well as hundreds of photos and illustrations.