This electromechanical metering valve is used within a diesel common rail fuel system to regulate the quantity of fuel entering the high-pressure pump. Its controlled metering function supports the fuel system as operating demand changes. The valve is designed for pump-mounted service and replacement in the applications documented below.
The product tables separate the valve reference numbers from associated pump assemblies and list the catalogued vehicle and engine variants. Confirm the number on the installed component and the high-pressure pump identification before selecting a replacement, since a vehicle model may use more than one fuel-system configuration.
This fuel metering valve controls the quantity of diesel fuel admitted to a compatible high-pressure injection pump. Its electrically operated mechanism adjusts inlet flow in response to the engine management system as fuel demand changes. The metering function forms part of common rail pressure regulation and should be distinguished from a pressure sensor or a valve mounted directly on the fuel rail.
The replacement component is intended for the documented vehicle, engine and equipment configurations listed below. Application details distinguish the engine specification and production period where recorded in the catalogues. Match the original valve marking and injection-pump identification before ordering, because vehicles or machines sharing a model name can use different fuel-system builds.
This fuel metering valve controls the quantity of diesel fuel admitted to a compatible high-pressure injection pump. Its electrically operated mechanism adjusts inlet flow in response to the engine management system as fuel demand changes. The metering function forms part of common rail pressure regulation and should be distinguished from a pressure sensor or a valve mounted directly on the fuel rail.
The replacement component is intended for the documented vehicle, engine and equipment configurations listed below. Application details distinguish the engine specification and production period where recorded in the catalogues. Match the original valve marking and injection-pump identification before ordering, because vehicles or machines sharing a model name can use different fuel-system builds.
