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| − | Carburetor is a fuel delivery device for producing a proper mixture of [[gasoline]] vapor and air and for delivering it to the intake manifold of an [[internal combustion engine]]. | + | '''Carburetor''' is a fuel delivery device for producing a proper mixture of [[gasoline]] vapor and air and for delivering it to the intake manifold of an [[internal combustion engine]]. |
Gasoline is gravity-fed from a reservoir bowl into a throttle bore, where it is allowed to evaporate into the stream of air being inducted by the engine. | Gasoline is gravity-fed from a reservoir bowl into a throttle bore, where it is allowed to evaporate into the stream of air being inducted by the engine. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:05, July 13, 2016
Carburetor is a fuel delivery device for producing a proper mixture of gasoline vapor and air and for delivering it to the intake manifold of an internal combustion engine.
Gasoline is gravity-fed from a reservoir bowl into a throttle bore, where it is allowed to evaporate into the stream of air being inducted by the engine.