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Fiat Multipla Factory Service Manual (1998-2010)08 · Engine
08 · Engine

Introduction - fuel tank and pipes

Make
Fiat
Model
Multipla Factory Service Manual
Year
1998–2010
Section
Fuel tank and pipes › Introduction - fuel tank and pipes
EngineIntroduction - fuel tank and pipes

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1.6 16v · BIPOWER, Euro 3, GPOWER

The fuel system is "returnless", i.e. with a single pipe connecting fuel tank and engine. The return pipe, filter and pressure regulator have therefore been eliminated. The filter and pressure regulator are built into the pump assembly.

This:

  • minimises the possibility of the vehicle catching fire in case of an accident.
  • reduces fuel vapour emissions to the atmosphere.

The fuel tank is located in front of the rear axle. It is made out of plastic with high mechanical strength.

FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1, Fuel tank

2, Submerged pump assembly

3, Fuel filler pipe

4, Fuel manifold

5, Injectors (see 1056)

1.9 JTD 8V · BIPOWER, Euro 3, GPOWER

The fuel system is divided into a low pressure circuit and a high pressure circuit.

The low pressure circuit consists of:

  • submerged auxiliary pump;
  • diesel filter;
  • return manifold.

The high pressure circuit consists of:

  • pressure pump ();
  • distribution manifold ().

The diesel is drawn in from the tank by means of an electric pump operating at 12 V which is designed to provide a suitable flow rate which also ensures the lubrication and cooling of the Radialjet pump.

The diesel filter is fitted between the electric pump and the Radialjet pump.

The high pressure hydraulic connections are through steel pipes with a 2 mm internal diameter and 6 mm external diameter.

The pump recirculation should be sent to the tank separately from the injector recirculation which, after being collected in a single pipe, is also sent to the tank.

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1, Fuel tank

2, Submerged fuel assembly complete with level gauge control

3, Fuel filler pipe

4, Multifunction valve

5, Diesel filter cartridge

6, Pressure pump

7, High pressure pipe

8, Distribution manifold

9, Injectors

10, Injector recirculation

11, Return manifold (low pressure)

12, Pressure regulator

13, Fuel temperature sensor

14, Fuel pressure sensor

15, Diesel heater

16, Thermal switch

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1, Injector

2, Pressure pump

3, Pressure regulator

4 - Fuel filter

5, Fuel tank

6, Sumberged fuel pump

7, Distribution manifold (rail)

8, Fuel pressure sensor

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS

The 70 litre capacity fuel tank is made out of plastic.

It is equipped with a flexible filler fitting and includes a seat for installation of the fuel pump and level gauge.

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS

The electric pump submerged in the fuel is volumetric roller type with brush motor and permanent magnet excitation.

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

OPERATION

Impeller (1) is turned by the electric motor to create volumes (2) that migrate from intake port (3) to outlet port (4).

These volumes are delimited by rollers (5) that adhere to outer race (6) during motor rotation.

The pump is fitted with two valves, a check valve to prevent the fuel circuit emptying (with the pump off) and a second pressure relief valve (7) that recirculates the supply when pressure levels exceed 5 bar.

OPERATION

This valve is built into the fuel filler cap and performs as follows, depending on fuel pressure in the tank.

  • discharges the excess pressure that is created inside the tank outwards (safety function); the pressure acts on the plate (2) and, overcoming the spring (1) loading, allows the excess vapours to be discharged to the outside.
  • It allows the flow of outside air into the tank when, as a result of the fuel consumption, an excessive vacuum is created in the tank (ventilation function). In this case, when the vacuum exceeds the spring (4) loading, it move the valve (3), allowing the intake of air.
INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1.6 16v · BIPOWER, Euro 3, GPOWER

The dual operation fuel system (petrol and methane) consists of a traditional fuel system (Magneti Marelli IAW 49F) for petrol operation and a built in (OMT Tartarini) CNG fuel system for methane operation.

The methane fuel system is described in subassembly 1042.

The petrol supply system is "returnless", i.e. with a single pipe connecting fuel tank and engine. The return pipe, filter and pressure regulator have therefore been eliminated. The filter and pressure regulator are built into the pump assembly.

This:

  • minimises the possibility of the vehicle catching fire in case of an accident.
  • reduces fuel vapour emissions to the atmosphere.

The fuel tank is located in front of the rear axle. It is made out of plastic with high mechanical strength.

Fuel supply system

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1, Fuel tank

2, Submerged pump assembly

3, Petrol supply pipe

4, Petrol manifold with injectors

The dual operation fuel system (petrol and methane) consists of a traditional fuel system (Magneti Marelli IAW4EF.G1) for petrol operation and a built in (OmT Metatron) CNG fuel system for methane operation.

The methane fuel system is described in subassembly 1042.

The petrol supply system is "returnless", i.e. with a single pipe connecting fuel tank and engine. The return pipe, filter and pressure regulator have therefore been eliminated. The filter and pressure regulator are built into the pump assembly.

This:

  • minimises the possibility of the vehicle catching fire in case of an accident.
  • reduces fuel vapour emissions to the atmosphere.

The fuel tank is located in front of the rear axle. It is made out of plastic with high mechanical strength.

FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM

The diagram showing the fuel system is illustrated below.

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1, Fuel tank

2, Submerged pump assembly

3, Petrol supply pipe

4, Petrol manifold/injectors

1.6 16v · from 06/04 · BIPOWER, Euro 3, GPOWER

The dual operation fuel system (petrol and methane) consists of a traditional fuel system (Magneti Marelli IAW4EF.G1) for petrol operation and a built in (OMT Tartarini) CNG fuel system for methane operation.

The methane fuel system is described in subassembly 1042.

The petrol supply system is "returnless", i.e. with a single pipe connecting fuel tank and engine. The return pipe, filter and pressure regulator have therefore been eliminated. The filter and pressure regulator are built into the pump assembly.

This:

  • minimises the possibility of the vehicle catching fire in case of an accident.
  • reduces fuel vapour emissions to the atmosphere.

The fuel tank is located behind the rear axle. It is made out of plastic with high mechanical strength.

FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM

The diagram showing the fuel system is illustrated below.

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES
  • Fuel tank
  • Submerged pump assembly
  • Petrol supply pipe
  • Petrol manifold/injectors

1.6 16v · BIPOWER, Euro 3, GPOWER

The dual fuel system (petrol and LPG) consists of a combination of a basic conventional petrol system (Magneti Marelli IAW 4EF.G1) for petrol operation and a Liquid Petroleum Gas supply system (Vialle/Metatron) for LPG operation.

The LPG supply system is described in subunit 1043.

The petrol supply system is "returnless", i.e. with a single pipe connecting fuel tank and engine. The return pipe, filter and pressure regulator have therefore been eliminated. The filter and pressure regulator are built into the pump assembly.

This:

  • minimises the possibility of the vehicle catching fire in case of an accident.
  • reduces fuel vapour emissions to the atmosphere.

The fuel tank is located in front of the rear axle. It is made out of plastic with high mechanical strength.

FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM

The diagram showing the fuel system is illustrated below.

INTRODUCTION - FUEL TANK AND PIPES

1, Fuel tank

2, Submerged pump assembly

3, Petrol supply pipe

4, Petrol manifold/injectors

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