fuel filter LAMBORGHINI GALLARDO 2009 Workshop Manual
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The anti-evaporation system prevents the fuel vapors, which consist of the lightest fractions of the hydrocarbons that form in the tank, from discharging into the atmosphere and being suctioned again to be burned.
The system operates especially when the outside temperature is high and the fuel temperature rises, thus increasing the tendency to evaporate. 2 S H U D W L Q J 3 U L Q F L S O H
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absorb them when the engine is off. 7 K H À R D W L Q J Y D O Y H K D V W K H I R O O R Z L Q J I X Q F W L R Q V •
It prevents the fuel from reaching the canister in the case of hard acceleration/deceleration when the car has a
full tank, or from spilling from the tank, in case the car rolls over;
• It allows the vapors to pass from the tank to the canister;
• It enables to discharge into the atmosphere any excess pressure inside the tank (electrovalve malfunctioning,
clogged pipe).
The canister is connected, by means of two solenoid valves, to two pipes that convey the vapors to the engine intake
manifolds. With the engine running, each solenoid valve is piloted in duty-cycle by the engine control unit according
to engine speed and load, thus putting the canister into communication with the intake manifold and allowing the
suction of the vapors inside the canister. At high engine speed, a venting valve, connecting the canister to the
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Fuel anti-evaporation system layout (Fig.1)
A. Fuel pump
B. Left fuel tank
C. Right fuel tank
D. Filter Canister
E. Diagnosis pump