Fuel pump definition

Fuel pump means a device to establish the supply of liquid LPG to the engine by increasing the pressure of the container with the fuel pump supply pressure.

Examples of Fuel pump in a sentence

• Fuel pump (Mechanical and Electrical), injectors, airflow meter, carburettor, fuel accumulator, fuel distributor, air sensor and warm-up regulator (Excluding all calibration and serviceable parts and failures attributable to incorrect or contaminated fuel).

• Fuel Delivery Components: Fuel pump, fuel tanks, metal fuel lines, fuel injection pump, fuel injectors, fuel pressure regulator, auxiliary fuel tank switch and fuel lift pump.

• FUEL: Fuel pump, fuel injectors, metal fuel delivery lines, fuel tank, and fuel distributor.

• Fuel pump islands shall maintain a setback of 4.5 m from a street or lot line.

• Fuel pump, metal fuel injection lines/rails, fuel tank and metal fuel internal lubricated parts including: waste-gate, vanes, shafts and bearing.

• Fuel pump (Mechanical and Electrical), injectors, airflow meter, carburettor, fuel accumulator, fuel distributor, air sensor and warm up regulator (Excluding all calibration and serviceable parts and failures attributable to incorrect or contaminated fuel).

• Fuel pump must be mounted on the support bracket, marked 651055 or 651056, attached to the clutch cover (right illustration).Mounting the fuel pump with the two original rubber buffers to the chassis is an allowed option.

• Fuel pump must be mounted on the bottom side of the support bracket for the intake silencer (left illustration).

• FUEL SYSTEM: System layout, Fuel Components -fuels tanks, Fuel pump, Fuel strainer, Fuel detector and shut off, fuel venting, draining, crossfeed and transfer, Indications and warrings.

• Fuel pump, pressure regulator, metering valve, fuel injectors, vacuum pump, metal fuel delivery lines, fuel tank, fuel sender.