PWM fuel pump
Dave Williams
dave.williams at chaos.lrk.ar.us
Fri Feb 12 15:54:48 GMT 1999
All of the FI systems I've looked at so far use a fuel pressure
regulator referenced to manifold pressure. The regulator normally
bypasses excess fuel back to the main tank or surge tank.
Some newer cars use a resistor switched into the fuel pump power wire
to adjust fuel pressure for hot start.
Some newer cars use deadhead or "returnless" fuel rails.
On an add-on EFI conversion, running a fuel return line back to the
tank is a hassle, at least if you're paranoid like I am. What problems
would be involved in controlling an in-tank pump by pulsewidth
modulation, to keep the fuel rail pressure constant and to not have to
run a return line?
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