Jaguar XJ (X350). Service manual — part 1106
3
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Fuel pump module
4
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Fuel tank
5
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Fuel tank filler pipe
6
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Fuel transfer pump
The electronic returnless fuel system utilized has the following advantages:
reduced fuel tank vapor generation
requires less electrical power
does not require a fuel return line.
The intelligence of this system is contained within the engine control module (ECM).
The ECM determines the required fuel flow and communicates this information to the rear electronic
module (REM). The REM has the fuel pump driver functions fully integrated into the microprocessor.
The fuel pump relay is activated by the ECM power relay and provides a fused power supply to the
REM. The ECM and the REM calculate the frequency and determine the current required by the fuel
pump to maintain the correct fuel pressure at the fuel injectors.
The fuel tank is of a saddle design which incorporates a fuel pump module on the right-hand side and
a fuel transfer module on the left-hand side. The fuel pump crossover lines are internal to the fuel
tank to reduce potential leak paths.
Fuel is supplied at high pressure to the injectors through a fuel rail which incorporates a fuel pressure
and a fuel temperature sensor. The ECM increases the fuel pressure to minimize fuel vapor formation
to maintain fuel flow across the injectors. An inertia type fuel shut-off switch will cut power to the
fuel pump in the event of an accident.
Vehicles with Diesel Engine
Item
Part Number
Description
1
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Fuel pump module
2
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Fuel tank filler pipe
3
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Fuel level sensor
4
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Fuel tank
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5
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Fuel filter
6
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Inertia fuel shut-off (IFS) switch
7
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Fuel Cooler
Fuel System - Vehicles with Diesel Engine
The diesel fuel is drawn from the fuel tank by an internal electric lift pump which is supplied with
battery voltage from the fuel pump relay located in the rear power distribution box. The fuel pump
relay is controlled by the ECM. The fuel pump provides a low pressure diesel fuel supply to the
transfer pump incorporated in to the fuel injection pump. The fuel metering valve (FMV) governs the
amount of fuel supplied to the fuel injection pump. The fuel injection pump has a fuel return circuit
to the fuel filter, which is independent of the injector return pipes.
The fuel tank is of a saddle design which incorporates a fuel pump module and fuel level sensor in
the right-hand side and a fuel level sensor module in the left-hand side of the tank. The fuel pump
crossover lines are internal to the fuel tank to reduce potential leak paths. The signals from the fuel
level sensors are used both for the fuel gauge and the run dry prevention strategy within the ECM.
The driver will always be aware of the risk of running out of fuel as the fuel gauge will show empty
and the fuel warning lamp will be illuminated. In order to protect the fuel lift pump and fuel injection
pump and to prevent the need for fuel priming after the vehicle has run out of fuel, the ECM will
instigate the run dry prevention strategy prior to the fuel tank becoming completely empty. In order
to recognize the fuel tank becoming empty, a low level switch is incorporated in to the fuel tank swirl
pot. The signal from this switch, together with the signal from two fuel level sensors is relayed to the
ECM, through the controller area network (CAN) bus.
Before a run dry event occurs the ECM will take a series of actions to inform the driver of the low fuel
level in the fuel tank.
Fuel remaining in fuel
tank
Approximate distance
remaining*
Action
9·4 L
112 Km (70 Miles)
Low Fuel warning lamp illuminated in
instrument cluster
5·2 L
48 Km (30 Miles)
Fuel gauge reads Empty; RANGE display reads
0 Km (0 Miles)
3·9 L
28 Km (18 Miles)
ECM simulates engine misfire
3·7 L
25 Km (16 Miles)
Engine is stopped but restarts with misfire
2·0 L
0 Km (0 Miles)
Engine stops and will not restart
* Dependant on average fuel consumption
If, when the ignition key is turned to the ON position, the run dry event is still detected, this would
indicate that either no, or insufficient, fuel has been added to the fuel tank, or that the vehicle may
be parked on a slope. In this instance the fuel pump will run to fill the swirl pot and cover the low fuel
level switch. The ECM will not prevent the engine from cranking, but it will inhibit fuel injection. If,
after a delay, a run dry event is still detected, the fuel pump will be inhibited for the rest of the
ignition cycle. As soon as a run dry event is no longer detected normal starting can resume.
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