Reply to "Two fuel pump in serie"

panteradougMember

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Originally posted by accobra:
Ah my race car had fuel gauge line and diaphragm filled with anti freeze and diaphragm was mounted in the engine compartment and the other side of the diaphragm was tied into a fuel line I guess the object was to keep fuel out of the engine compartment

Ancient history, diaphragm is with a mechanical gauge, as you said to keep fuel out of the cabin.

This gauge is 100% electronic. It uses a special pressure sensor, much like an electric oil pressure gauge does. It actually has it's own wiring harness since there are options with the gauge such as low pressure warning, downloadable data, etc.

11/28/147:36 AM

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