The fuel feed system refer to those parts which work together to provide a constant supply of fuel to the engine. The basic parts are: Fuel tank, fuel filter, fuel lines and hoses, fuel pump and carburettor or fuel injector. I do not like how the question is phrased though.
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The parts of the internal engine system usually focus on the combustion of fuel. Here, the engine uses spark plugs, pistons and cylinders to carry out fuel combustion which in turn generates power to the power train.
Let me try: Air conditioning system, Audio devices, charging system, braking system, engine parts, exhaust system, fuel support system, Gauges and meters, Ignition system, lighting and signaling system, sensors, suspension and steering system, transmission system, wheels and tire parts, windows.
The 1998 Ford Explorer fuel system wiring diagram can the obtained from most Ford dealerships. The fuel system wiring diagram can also be found at most auto-parts stores.
Buy some fuel system cleaner from your parts store.
The lubrication system and the cooling system.
Drivetrain, suspension, brakes, electrical system, chassis and fuel differences.
All parts of the fuel system from the gas cap, tank to the engine are part of the evap system.
A little kerosene won't hurt anything, but there are much better fuel system cleaners available at your local auto parts store. Agreed, kerosene will do little to clean the system. Seafoam and Techron are both excellent fuel system cleaners.
It starts at the fuel tank and ends up at the engine with several parts along the way.
No, it will damage the rubber and plastic parts of the fuel system.