To: | british-cars@autox.team.net |
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Subject: | RE: Fuel Injection, Fuel Pressure |
From: | DEHAASM@NAPC-1.NAVY.MIL |
Date: | Tue 16 Nov 93 14:35:32-EDT |
> I thought most all fuel injection systems ran at high fuel pressures > all the way from the tank (where the pumps are located) to the injector rails. Actually an electro-mechanical injector as seen on all ECU controlled FI systems can run on fuel pressure as low as 29psi. Much lower and safer than 70psi. However, even at 29psi one has a very high potential for fire if a fuel line breaks. On many FI systems a sensor will determine if the engine has stopped due to accident etc. and just kill the fuel pump via a relay. Mark deHaas dehaasm@napc-1.navy.mil |
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