The methods used on fuel injection are : a) air injection b) mechanical injection c) solid fuel injection d) all of the mentioned

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Answer: d Explanation: The methods used on fuel injection are air injection, mechanical injection and solid fuel injection.

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Last Answer : Answer: b Explanation: In common use continuous injection system usually has rotary pump.

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