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What components make up the priming system for each engine?
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?
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?
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?
Where are the primer jets installed in an engine?
What must be available for the primer system to function properly?
What must be available for the primer system to function properly?
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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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