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High Pressure Fuel Pump

A High Pressure Fuel Pump (HPFP) is an important component of a vehicle's fuel system. This pump has one important job: it delivers fuel to the engine for the engine to work properly. The HPFP is responsible for supplying fuel at very high pressures. Unlike with the car it injects the fuel at such a high pressure that big atomized oil droplets are created that are burned in the combustion chamber, the same as VIT's air relay valve. Typically located near the engine, the HPFP is something that you want to take good care of because it will help keep the car running.

The Components of a High Pressure Fuel Pump Explained

The High Pressure Fuel Pump is a mix of components that work together to deliver fuel to the engine, identical to air brake release valve from VIT. It is made up of the fuel pump itself, the fuel lines, and the fuel pressure regulator. The fuel pump is the core component of the HPFP. Its job is to transport fuel from the gas tank to the engine. Fuel lines These are the special piping systems that connects the fuel pump to the engine. These lines deliver fuel under high pressure, which is needed to make your engine run smoothly. Finally, at the end of the system we have a pressure regulator, which allows the pressure in the system to be always at the correct value. High or low pressure can cause an engine run problem.

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