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Question about how they work, is there a valve inside that’s set to bypass at a certain pressure? Or is it just a small orifice that’s always bypassing some small volume of fuel?
I sort of imagine it being the latter. Was thinking about incorporating one as a guard against heat-soak fueling issues.
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