There is a small diaphram on the end of the fuel pipe on my JDM B16 SiR engine that is part of the nut which fastens the fuel supply hose to the fuel pipe. The parts book lists it as a "Damper Assembly,Pulsation". Apparently, it dampens the pressure pulsations from the fuel pump.
When I removed the plastic cover, there was a small screw laying loose inside that had fallen out of the center of the diaphram case. This screw seems to be an adjustment screw, as when turned in it opens a valve(?) in the assemble.
The question I have is how to set this adjustment screw, if that is in fact what it is?
WHAT IS IT?
Fuel pulsation damper
The fuel pulsation damper fits around input fuel line on the fuel line. It?s basically a diaphragm and a spring. Its job is to stop fluctuations in fuel pressure from the opening and closing of the injectors. For more information look up ?hydraulic knock?.
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