brændstofrør

Brændstofrør, or fuel lines, are essential components in internal combustion engines that transport fuel from the fuel tank to the engine's injection system or carburetor. These tubes are typically made from materials that can withstand the corrosive nature of fuel and the pressure within the fuel system, such as rubber, steel, or specialized plastics. The design and routing of brændstofrør are critical for ensuring a consistent and unobstructed flow of fuel, which directly impacts engine performance and efficiency.

There are generally two main types of brændstofrør: the supply line and the return line. The supply line carries fuel from the tank to the engine, while the return line carries any excess fuel back to the tank. This return system helps to maintain fuel pressure and regulate engine temperature. Blockages, leaks, or kinks in brændstofrør can lead to a variety of engine problems, including misfires, rough idling, loss of power, and in severe cases, complete engine failure. Regular inspection and maintenance of these fuel lines are therefore important for the longevity and reliable operation of any vehicle.