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Figure 1
Schematic description of the low pressure fuel system at continuous operation
1. Fuel feed pump 14. Bleeder valve
2. Tank 15. Fuel return line
3. Filter head 16. Sensor SE2302, Water in fuel
4. Pre- filter 17. Cylinder head
5. Water trap 18. Drain valve
6. Cooling circuit, Engine control unit 19. Bleeder valve
7. Overflow valve 20. Measuring point for fuel pressure
8. Fuel channel 21. Sensor SE2301, fuel pressure
9. Primary filter 2. Heater for water trap, optional equipment
10. Injector 23. Outlet prefilter
11. Safety valve 24. Non - return valve
12. Non - return valve 25. Bleeder valve
13. Hand pump
Fuel is pumped by the fuel feed pump (1) via the tank (2), the prefilter (4), water trap (5) in to the filter head (3). The n it is
pumped on through the engine control unit's cooling circuit (6) to the overflow valve (7). There fue l from the tank is mixed with
fuel from the return line (8) and continues to the suction side of the fuel feed pump (1).
The fuel feed pump pumps the fuel via the fuel filter head (3), through the primary filter (9), to the cylinder head's fuel channel
(8). The injectors (10) are supplied with fuel from the channel (8) via a ring - shaped passage around each injector in the cyl inder
head. The pressure in the unit pumps is controlled in the overflow valve.
Valves in fuel feed pump
The fuel feed pump has two valves:
¡ The safety valve (11), which allows fuel to flow back to the suction side when the fuel pressure be comes too high, e.g.,
in case of clogged filter.
¡ The non- return valve (12), which opens when the hand pump on the filter head (13) is used.
¡ Monitoring, ¡ Low fuel level for > 60 seconds ¡ Warning light — Fuel
SE2303 level low
¡ No or incorrect signal ¡ Amber central warning
See Diagnostics ¡ Check — Fuel level low