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  1. m-35tom

    fuel return line?

    a detroit has an entirely different fuel system and cannot be compared in any way to the one on a deuce. comparing the flow from the injectors, to the return at the tank is also completely inaccurate. the flow at the tank includes the cooling flow from the HH. remove the 1/4" line from the...
  2. m-35tom

    fuel return line?

    new injectors or those in very good condition would probably have almost no fuel at the return line while worn injectors might have more. basicly there would be a very limited amout of fuel in the return and there should be almost no pressure as it should just flow back to the tank unimpeded. tom
  3. m-35tom

    fuel return line?

    as the fuel pressure is applied under a small plunger with a needle valve on the bottom end and a very strong spring on the top, the pressure lifts the plunger and fuel is injected. at the same time because of the close tolerances a very small amount of fuel passes by the plunger and gets on the...
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