Fuel jetting

Fuel jetting refers to the process of controlling the amount of fuel delivered to an engine’s combustion chamber through precisely calibrated openings called jets. These jets determine the fuel flow based on engine requirements, ensuring efficient operation and optimal power. By adjusting or selecting different jets, mechanics can fine-tune the engine’s mixture of air and fuel, improving performance and emissions. Essentially, fuel jetting is a method of regulating fuel delivery to maintain the right balance for smooth, efficient engine functioning.