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Technician A says that diesel fuel system filters also include a water separator. Technician B says that water from the separato

r is used to cool the fuel. Which technician is correct

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Verizon [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

A is correct

Explanation:

water can cause several types of problems in a high pressure fuel injection system. Within reasonable and fairly broad limits, warmer fuel is better than cooler fuel. Some systems use a loop off the radiator system to help warm the fuel. No need to cool the fuel, especially with direct contact water.

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