Product Description:
A carburetor is a device found in older vehicles and some small engines that is responsible for mixing air and fuel in the proper proportions for combustion in the engine. Here's a description of a typical car carburetor:
Construction: A carburetor is a metal device typically made of aluminum or zinc alloy. It consists of several main components, including the body, float bowl, throttle plate, venturi, and various fuel and air passages.
Fuel Delivery: The carburetor's primary function is to deliver the correct amount of fuel to the engine. Fuel is drawn from the fuel tank through a fuel line and enters the carburetor's float bowl. The float bowl contains a fuel level float that regulates the fuel supply.
Air Intake: The carburetor also regulates the amount of air entering the engine. Air is drawn through an air filter and enters the carburetor through the air intake. The airflow is controlled by the throttle plate, which is connected to the accelerator pedal.
Mixing of Fuel and Air: Inside the carburetor, the fuel and air mix together in the correct proportions for combustion. This mixing process occurs in the venturi, which is a narrow passage that increases the air velocity. As air flows through the venturi, it creates a low-pressure area that draws fuel from the float bowl through small fuel jets or nozzles. The fuel is atomized and mixed with the incoming air, forming a combustible mixture.
Features:
Carburetors, though less frequently seen in modern vehicles, contain many components that enhance their performance and functionality. Some key features of car carburetors include venturi design, adjustable air-fuel mixture, float bowl, and an accelerator pump.
The design of carburetors includes a venturi, or a narrow passage. This allows for faster airflow and generates a low-pressure area that improves fuel atomization and mixing with incoming air. This contributes to a proper air-fuel mixture for effective combustion.
Moreover, carburetors have adjustable air-fuel mixtures. This is done using needles or screws that allow for tuning of the mixture at different engine operating conditions, such as idle, low speed, and high speed. Adjustment of these screws is often done to maximize fuel economy, engine performance, and reduce emissions.
Carburetors also have a float bowl that stores fuel. This is supported by a float mechanism that monitors the fuel level and maintains a consistent level required for proper carburetor operation. Additionally, some carburetors feature an accelerator pump for rapid opening of the throttle. This quickly dispenses an extra amount of fuel into the venturi to prevent lean condition, contributing to smooth acceleration and resulting in no hesitation.
Technical Parameters:
| Part Name | Oem Number |
| Carburetor | 21100-61200 21100-61300 |
| Car Model | Engine Type |
| Toyota Land Cruiser | 3F 4F |
| Quality | Package |
| 100% Quality Tested | Rexwell Or As Customers' Requests |
| Warranty | Shipment |
| 1 Year | DHL/UPS/FEDEX/Air Cargo/Sea Shipping |
| Specialized in | |
| Toyota auto parts, Nissan Auto parts, Hyundai Auto parts,BMW auto parts | Volkswagen Auto parts, Mercedes Benz Parts |
Applications:
Carburetors have had a major role in the history of automotive industry and have been used in a variety of applications. Let's take a look at some of the key uses of car carburetors:
For automobiles, carburetors were the traditional fuel system go-to prior to the emergence of fuel injection. This mechanism enabled the appropriate air-fuel mixture to be supplied to the combustion chamber to facilitate engine performance and operation. These components could be located in cars, trucks, as well as motorcycles.
Small engines, such as those found in lawnmowers, chainsaws, generators, and other outdoor power tools utilize carburetors for their ease in providing cost-effective fuel delivery. Similarly, recreational vehicles make use of carburetors for their advantages in dependability and convenience during maintenance.
Vintage and classic cars are further examples of vehicles equipped with carburetors, as it was the main fuel delivery system around the time of their manufacture. Since many vintage car enthusiasts strive for authenticity, often replacing the carburetor is not an option.
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