Fuel injector

The invention relates to a fuel injector, comprising an injector nozzle arrangement for injecting fuel into an internal combustion engine, a control piston moving back and forth inside a piston working space for the actuation of a closing element of an injector nozzle arrangement, a seat-controlled servo-valve arrangement which permits the connection of the piston working space of the control piston, said piston working space communicating with a high-pressure fuel source via an intake throttle, to a relatively pressure-less discharge space in such a way that the control piston, which is biased upon pressure application by the high-pressure fuel source in the direction of the end position associated with the closed position of the closing element of the injector nozzle arrangement, makes a stroke motion which moves the closing element to the open position thereof, wherein the servo-valve arrangement, which is located in an injector body, comprises a valve seat body and a sleeve-like closing body that can be s