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Electric fuel pump (Ducati ST2)

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The electric pump is volumetric and has rotating lobes, with the motor immersed in the fuel. It is a brush motor energised by permanent magnets. The pump has a non-return valve which prevents emptying of the fuel circuit when the pump is not running. It also has an over-pressure valve which short-circuits the intake when the pressure exceeds 5 Bar. This prevents overheating of the electric motor.

The electric pump is volumetric and has rotating lobes, with the motor immersed in the fuel. It is…


Note. To check that this component is functioning correctly, use the "MATHESIS" tester.
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This article has been reviewed: Evgeny Bogomolov
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