carburetor

I understand Bernoulli's principle, and I also understand that a carburetor is lousy at part throttle metering.

No, but saying the salt water powers the lamp is more like saying the car is powered by the motor oil, or the spark plugs, or the carburetor.

Or a car engine carburetor is just an enclosure for the air that connects to an engine.

It operates at 7K RPM and above for extended periods of time, and until 2013, had to use a carburetor.

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These days when I get behind a classic car that has a carburetor, I close the vents.

I do nostalgically miss tearing my old Ranger apart, and tuning the carburetor, and generally understanding exactly how it worked.

This one is an early Bosch Fuel Injection(DigiFant), almost like sensor-assisted carburetor..

Think of a 50's automobile with a carburetor and a distributor.

The serial data link for the electronic carburetor control abomination and EFI controls is an example of the thoughtfulness that I meant.

Hey, man, I know people who will swear the 100mpg carburetor is real.

Old being the key since the engines require lead for valve lubrication and most have a carburetor not fuel-injection so power is not as good as fuel-injected.

You don't have to understand how a carburetor works to drive a car, but you do have to know that "Drive" connects the engine to the wheels.

For shits and giggles, try replacing every instance of "computer" with "car", and every complaint about not being able to reinstall the OS with not being able to replace the carburetor.

Carburetor (carb.io) is hiring a remote Ruby on Rails developer.