fuel system

English - Turkish

Definition of fuel system in English Turkish dictionary

yakıt sistemi

Related Terms

idle fuel system

(Otomotiv) rölanti devresi

Modular Fuel Delivery System

(Askeri) Modüler Yakıt Teslimat Sistemi

aerial bulk fuel delivery system

(Askeri) havadan dökme yakıt atma sistemi

amphibious assault bulk fuel system

(Askeri) amfibi taarruz dökme yakıt sistemi

amphibious assault fuel system

(Askeri) amfibi taarruz yakıt sistemi

amphibious bulk fuel system

(Askeri) amfibi dökme yakıt sistemi

offshore bulk fuel system

(Askeri) deniz aşırı döküm yakıt sistemi

tactical airfield fuel dispensing system

(Askeri) taktik hava sahası yakıt dağıtım sistemi

English - English

Definition of fuel system in English English dictionary

(Otomotiv) A system that stores, cleans, and delivers the fuel to the engine in proper quantities to meet the varying needs that arise as you drive. Consists of the fuel tank, fuel lines, fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel injection or carburetor

equipment in a motor vehicle or aircraft that delivers fuel to the engine

A system that stores, cleans, and delivers the fuel to the engine in proper quantities to meet the varying needs that arise as you drive Consists of the fuel tank, fuel lines, fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel injection or carburetor

The fuel system is the system by which fuel is stored and delivered to each cylinder The fuel system includes the fuel tank, fuel tank level sending unit, the fuel pump, the fuel filter, and fuel lines For carbureted cars, the fuel system also includes the carburetor For fuel injected cars, the fuel system also includes injectors, fuel pressure regulator and often a main computer

The system that delivers fuel to the engine It consists of a fuel tank, fuel filter, fuel pump, and the carburetor or fuel injector

Hyphenation

fuel sys·tem

Turkish pronunciation

fyul sîstım

Pronunciation

/ˈfyo͞ol ˈsəstəm/ /ˈfjuːl ˈsɪstəm/

Etymology

[ 'fyü(-&)l ] (noun.) 13th century. Middle English fewel, from Old French fouaille, from Vulgar Latin focalia, from Latin focus hearth.