Delphi Product & Service Solutions Launches Electronic Unit Pump And Smart Injector Heavy-Duty Repair Program

Delphi Product & Service Solutions Launches Electronic Unit Pump And Smart Injector Heavy-Duty Repair Program

Repair solution for Electronic Unit Pumps (EUP) and Smart injectors launching in 2014; Potential service opportunity of nearly 2 million pumps and Smart injector units.

Delphi Product & Service Solutions (DPSS) has announced the launch of its global Electronic Unit Pump (EUP) and Smart Injector repair program for high-performance, heavy-duty (HD) applications. The product launch provides Delphi’s authorized repair network the potential service opportunity of nearly 2 million EUP and Smart injector units.
 
Delphi’s EUP uses proven valve technology from the company’s EUI product line. When used in conjunction with the high-pressure, electronically controlled Smart injector, the EUP provides a complete high-pressure fuel delivery system for HD engines. The injector’s nozzle control valve is electronically controlled, which helps to reduce fuel consumption and improve performance all while meeting the most stringent emissions regulations.
 
Delphi’s EUP and Smart Injector system is fitted to a wide range of DAF (MX and PR), Paccar and Yuchai applications for Euro 4, Euro 5 and US2010 emissions standards.
 
The repair solution will cover all EUP variants, and European specification Smart Injectors. This solution will be available as a test equipment upgrade package to current EUI E3 repair workshops. Repair for US2010 Smart Injectors will be available early 2015.
 
The launch also includes comprehensive support with new test equipment, updated IRIS software, dedicated repair tooling, training and a rationalized repair parts program. Workshops that upgrade to EUP and Smart repair capability are required to attend the relevant training course held at one of Delphi’s global diesel training schools, before they are authorized to repair EUP and Smart Injectors.
 

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