Fuel Systems: Gasoline Fuel Systems: EFI fuel supply system - components
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Fuel rail

Summary
The fuel rail supplies fuel to the injectors under constant pressure.

The fuel rail is a large section pipe with an inlet connection from the fuel filter.

Each injector on the engine is attached to the fuel rail for it's supply and are each subject to the same injection system line pressure.

This means that when they open, they will each inject an equal amount of fuel into the intake system of the engine.