Its
arm rides the eccentric bolted to the front of the camshaft. As the
camshaft spins, the arm pivots on its fulcrum. This motion pulls and
pushes a diaphragm. As it pulls, it draws fuel from the fuel tank,
via fuel lines into the inlet. An inlet check valve prevents fuel
from returning when the diaphragm is pushed. Internal springs push
the diaphragm back. When the diaphragm pushes the fuel past the outlet
check valve, it is then pressurized in the line to the carburetor. |