Corsa C
Fuel system - Z 13 DT engine
Intank module All models with the Z 13 DT engine have an intank module in which a fuel presupply pump is incorporated. The fuel presupply pump has the task of delivering fuel with an admission pressure of 2.5 bar and a delivery rate of approx. 145 l/h through the fuel filter to the high-pressure pump. In addition, as already known from other intank modules, the intank module also houses the fuel gauge. • Service:
Fuel filter The Corsa-C with the Z 13 DT engine has a new design fuel filter. The fuel filter housing also accommodates the fuel heater, fuel temperature sensor and the filter housing water level sensor. So that the Common Rail diesel injection system can work in an optimum manner, the fuel must be thoroughly drained of water. The fuel filter incorporated into the Corsa-C has a higher water separation rate than the conventional diesel fuel filter. It has an efficiency of around 90%. Because of the higher water separation rate, more separated water is collected in the fuel filter housing during vehicle operation. To hold this greater volume of water, the water reservoir has been made bigger than those on conventional diesel fuel filter housings. • Service: The fuel filter housing must then be drained. A new special tool has been developed so that the fuel filter element can be replaced at the specified intervals. To replace the fuel filter element, the cover of the fuel filter housing must be removed with the aid of special tool EN-46784 .
Fuel cooling In the Corsa-C with Z 13 DT engine, the fuel return line on the underfloor of the vehicle has been shaped into a loop. Thanks to this loop, the returning fuel is exposed to the ambient temperature for a longer period before returning to the fuel tank. The loop therefore performs the function of a fuel cooler.
Fuel pipes
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