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Chapter 9 Carburetors and Injedtion

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proper air - fuel mixture ratio typically 15 parts air to 1 part fuel
carburetor venturi increases the speed of airflow and decreases pressure
pressure reduction in the carburetor causes 1. fuel to flow through the main nozzle into the airstream 2. lowers the boiling point of the fuel, causing some of the fuel to vaporize before reaches the cylinder 3. increases the speed of the airstream, atomizing the fuel leaving the main nozzle
three groups of carburetors categorized based on airflow through the airhorn: 1. Natural draft 2. updraft 3.downdraft
carburetor float maintains constant a fuel level in the float bowl. Its main purpose is to regulate fuel flow into the carburetor.
What happens if a float springs a leak or becomes saturated and sinks ? too much gas will be provided to the engine
What is the purpose of a choke? it provides a rich mixture for cold engine starting
What happens when the throttle valve is completely closed in a natural draft carburetor? most fuel is provided to the engine through the primary idle orifice.
diaphragm carburetor has an integral impulse fuel pump
vacuum carburetor is always mounted on top of the fuel tank
when engine load decreases and engine speed increases a governor will close the throttle
centrifugal governor adjusts engine speed based on the movement of flyweights on the governor gear
vacuum governors located between the carburetor and intake manifold
What happens in an EFI system? the MAP sensor sends information and about intake airflow and load to the ECU
What does the IAT sensor do? improves efficiency of a fuel injection system because it sends a signal to the ECU that allows the ECU to make adjustments to the fuel mixture based on air trmperature
Where is an O2 sensor used? only in closed loop EFI systems
What does an O2 sensor do? monitors the chemical composition of exhaust gases, and provides feedback to the ECU that is used to adjust fuel trim
Atmospheric pressure decreases as altitude increases
economizer circuit reduces pressure in the carburetor float bowl during part throttle operation
types of speed controls an engine can have governor and manual
Updraft carburetors DO NOT have larger passages than downdraft carburetors
A closed loop EFI system makes continuous adjustments to the fuel trim based on the level of oxygen in the exhaust gases
Something Fuel injected small engines do not have a gravity fed fuel system
fuel injection systems are used in small engines
the fuel injector is located in the throttle body
a carburetor relies on pressure differences to mix fuel and air and keep the mixture moving in the right direction
acceleration well a reservoir containing extra fuel that is drawn into the airstream when the throttle valve is suddenly opened
hunting a governor malfunction that results in engine speed oscillations
choke system restricts airflow into the carburetor to enrich the air fuel mixture
throttle system regulates the amount of air fuel mixture entering the cylinder
air bleed allows air to mix with fuel in a fuel circuit
main discharge nozzle delivers fuel to the venturi when the engine is operating at speeds above idle
float system maintains a constant fuel level within the carburetor
venturi increases air velocity and reduces pressure by restricting the carburetor's air passage
acceleration system provides additional fuel when airflow through the carburetor is maximized
economizer circuit reduces air pressure in the float bowl when the engine is operating at part throttle
idling system delivers a small amount of air fuel mixture to the cylinder when the throttle valve is closed
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