atmosférico, alimentación, retorno (tanque de combustible)
English translation: air vent, fuel supply line, fuel return line (fuel tank)
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fill, air, feed and return valve Explanation: llenado is a fill valve....alimentación is supply and I don't know the difference. the toma is a valve in my opinion... OR fuel [or gas or diesel], air, feed and return valves...they sound separate..also it is not clear what it is running on.... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 mins (2004-03-09 18:51:38 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- linea is LINE linea de retorno= return line supply is alimentación but it can also be the feed line... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 mins (2004-03-09 18:52:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- linea de alimentacion is the supply or feed line, sorry -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 hrs 44 mins (2004-03-10 09:18:24 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I am pretty sure that atmosférico refers to a valve to let the air out...I think....if yo9u google FUEL TANKS it comes up several times....it COULD BE PRESSURE PRessure gauge -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 hrs 46 mins (2004-03-10 09:19:56 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- these things are TOMAS and not gauges, right? Tomas are openings to let something in or out, not a measuring device. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 hrs 46 mins (2004-03-10 09:20:25 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Pressure valve? HAve to check that. |
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