Methods and systems for adjusting egr based on an impact of pcv hydrocarbons on an intake oxygen sensor
An intake oxygen sensor, hydrocarbon technology, applied in charging systems, electrical controls, exhaust gas recirculation, etc., to solve problems such as confusion, EGR measurement and/or control degradation, sensor accuracy reduction, etc.
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[0042] Embodiment 200 shows fuel tank 218 configured to deliver fuel to engine fuel injectors. A fuel pump (not shown) submerged in fuel tank 218 may be configured to pressurize fuel delivered to injectors of engine 10 , such as injector 166 . Fuel may be pumped into the fuel tank from an external source through a fueling door (not shown). Fuel tank 218 may hold a variety of fuel blends, including fuel with a range of alcohol concentrations, such as various gasoline-ethanol blends, including E10, E85, gasoline, etc., and combinations thereof. A fuel level sensor 219 located in fuel tank 218 may provide an indication of the fuel level to controller 12 . As shown, fuel level sensor 219 may include a float connected to a variable resistor. Alternatively, other types of fuel level sensors may be used. One or more other sensors may be coupled to fuel tank 218 , such as fuel tank pressure sensor 220 for estimating fuel tank pressure.
[0043] Vapors generated in fuel tank 218 ma...
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