Which components are part of the Arrow's fuel system?

The Arrow's fuel system is designed to ensure proper fuel management and delivery to the engine for optimal performance. The correct choice includes all essential components that play a crucial role in this process.

The left and right main tanks are the primary fuel storage areas, providing the necessary volume of fuel for operation. The fuel selector allows the pilot to choose which tank to draw fuel from, ensuring that the aircraft can operate efficiently and maintain fuel balance. A filter is included in the system to remove any contaminants from the fuel before it reaches the engine, which is essential for preventing engine damage and maintaining performance.

The electronic fuel pump is responsible for delivering fuel from the tanks to the engine, particularly during the initial start and when the engine requires a higher fuel flow. The engine-driven fuel pump takes over once the engine is running, providing the necessary fuel pressure and flow for continuous operation. The servo regulator ensures that the fuel flow is managed effectively according to the engine's demands, adapting to changes in power requirements. Finally, the fuel nozzles meter the fuel into the engine for combustion, crucial for efficient engine operation.

Including all these components ensures a comprehensive and efficient fuel delivery system, essential for the safe operation of the aircraft.