polttoainemoduuli

Polttoainemoduuli, which translates to "fuel module" in English, is a component typically found in vehicles, particularly those with internal combustion engines. Its primary function is to store and deliver fuel to the engine. The module often integrates several parts into a single unit, simplifying the fuel system and its maintenance.

Key components commonly found within a polttoainemoduuli include the fuel tank itself, which holds the gasoline or diesel, and a fuel pump. The fuel pump is responsible for drawing fuel from the tank and delivering it under pressure to the engine's fuel injection system or carburetor. Many modern fuel modules also incorporate a fuel filter to remove impurities from the fuel before it reaches the engine, thus protecting sensitive engine components.

Other elements that might be part of a polttoainemoduuli are a fuel level sensor, which communicates the amount of fuel in the tank to the vehicle's dashboard gauge, and sometimes a pressure regulator to maintain consistent fuel pressure. The design and specific contents of a fuel module can vary significantly between different vehicle makes, models, and engine types. Its location is usually within or attached to the fuel tank, often situated in the rear of the vehicle. A malfunctioning fuel module can lead to various drivability issues, including engine misfires, stalling, or a failure to start.