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Old 22-07-2012, 03:50   #1
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Question diesel fuel line installation
would it be normal to install a non return valve on the diesel fuel line to an inboard diesel engine
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Re: diesel fuel line installation
Hi John
It is NOT normal to fit a NRV in the fuel supply to the engine. It should be a direct feed from the tank to the filter/separator to the engine fuel pump.
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