Engine Primer System Quiz

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What components make up the priming system for each engine?

  • Fuel tank, fuel injectors, and air filter
  • Fuel lines, electric fuel pump, and intake manifold
  • Solenoid controlled valve, fuel lines, and primer jets (correct)
  • Starter motor, battery, and fuel pressure regulator

What action is taken to operate the priming system?

  • Depress the primer button after switching on the electric fuel pump (correct)
  • Engage the starter motor
  • Manually open the fuel lines
  • Turn off the electric fuel pump

What is the role of the primer solenoid valve in the priming system?

  • To control the flow of air to the intake
  • To ignite fuel in the cylinders
  • To increase fuel pressure
  • To allow fuel to flow to the primer jets when actuated (correct)

Where are the primer jets installed in an engine?

<p>In the intake of the three cylinders (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be available for the primer system to function properly?

<p>Fuel pressure (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Engine Primer System

  • Each engine's priming system includes a solenoid-controlled valve, fuel lines, and primer jets within the intakes of three of its cylinders
  • The system is activated by turning on the corresponding electric fuel pump, which supplies fuel to the primer system
  • When fuel pressure is present, pressing the primer button activates the primer solenoid valve
  • This action allows fuel to travel through the lines to reach the primer jets within the intake of the three designated cylinders in each engine

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