'Fuel pressure regulator' diaporamas de présentation

Fuel Hazards

Fuel Hazards. Flammable and highly volatile ( vapourises easily). Fuel vapour difficult to see, has distinctive smell, burns easily. Keep forms of ignition / heat well away. Next >. Fuel Storage. Store in approved metal or plastic containers. Do not store different fuel types together.

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CHAPTER 23 Vehicle Emission Standards and Testing

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Fuel Injection System

Fuel Injection System. Fuel Injection System. Uses pressure (not Vacuum) from an electrical pump to spray fuel into the intake manifold. Provides the engine with proper air-fuel ratio (14.7 : 1). Fuel Injection System. Advantages. Improved Atomization. Better fuel flow.

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Effective Methods to Test the Fuel Pressure Regulator in your Car

The fuel pressure regulator is one of the most important components of the fuel system of your car and is located between the gas tank and the carburetor. Moreover, it is designed to keep the fuel line pressure of the car at a consistent value which is helpful for the smooth functioning of the engine. However, there are certain methods that you can implement to test the efficiency of your fuel pressure regulator. Go through the slide to know more about these methods which will help you in testing the fuel pressure regulator in your car.

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FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM OPERATION

FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM OPERATION. FUEL INJECTION TYPES. THROTTLE BODY INJECTION (TBI) INJECTED ABOVE THROTTLE PLATES SINGLE INJECTOR CENTRAL PORT INJECTION (CFI) INJECTED ABOVE THROTTLE PLATES USUALLY MORE THAN ONE INJECTOR PORT FUEL INJECTION (PFI) INJECTORS IN INTAKE RUNNERS.

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