Montero 4WD V6-2972cc 3.0L SOHC (1991)
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Fuel Return Line: Description and Operation
FUEL SUPPLY LINE
The fuel supply line delivers fuel from a high pressure electric fuel pump (mounted in the fuel tank), to the in-line fuel accumulator. From the
accumulator to the in-line fuel filter. It is then delivered to the fuel pressure regulator mounted on the fuel rail via a flexible high pressure fuel hose.
The line is of steel construction and is fitted in place with threaded pressure fittings.
FUEL RAIL
The fuel rail is a metal tube with threaded fittings, that forms a connection between the fuel supply/return hoses, the Fuel Pressure Regulator and the
Fuel Injectors. It is located on top of the engine. The fuel rail serves to deliver fuel to the injectors and helps stabilize fuel pressure at the injectors.
FUEL RETURN LINE
The fuel return line delivers routes fuel directly from the return outlet on the fuel pressure regulator to the return inlet on the fuel tank. The line is of
steel construction and is fitted in place with conventional fuel hoses with clamps.
VAPOR RECOVERY LINE
The vapor recovery line routes fuel vapors from the outlet on the fuel tank through the rollover valve (fuel check valve) to the charcoal vapor recovery
canister. The line from the fuel tank to the check valve is of steel construction with conventional fuel hoses and clamps attaching it to the valve and the
tank outlet. The remaining portion of the line is vapor hose with clamps attaching it to the valve and the charcoal canister.