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Which of the following is the correct sequence of fuel travel?

(a) Tank – fuel pump – fuel filter – carburetor

(b) Tank – fuel filter – fuel pump – carburetor

(c) Fuel filter – fuel pump – tank – carburetor

(d) Carburetor – fuel pump – fuel filter – tank

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Question is taken from Petrol Engine Fuel Supply System in chapter Petrol Engine Fuel Supply System of Automotive Engine Design

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Right choice is (a) Tank – fuel pump – fuel filter – carburetor

The explanation is: The fuel flows from the fuel tank to the fuel pump where the fuel is pumped to high pressure and then the high-pressure fuel enters the filter and the dust and retained in the filtered and then the fuel is sent into the carburetor.

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