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Why Do Diesel Engines Have A Fuel Return Line? [Solved]
It is used as a lube in a diesel engine, and does not get burned in the chamber. This leftover oil is sent back to the tank. If you think the fuel pump is providing too much fuel, and decide to reduce the fuel pump capacity with a smaller pump, you diesel engine will freeze and die from lack of lube.14 Jun 2007
HOW FUEL SYSTEM WORKS ON DIESEL ENGINE, EXPLAINED WITH 3D ANIMATION, HOPE YOU LIKE
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Caterpillar D2 #5J1113 - Injector Return Lines Explained - How Much Fuel Do They Actually Leak??
The comments section sparked some more good discussion when the inquiry was posted about why the
Fuel Systems: Returnless vs Return & How They Work.
This is a quick video I made on my way home form Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It briefly covers how the returnless
