idling mixture

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• idling circuit — The passages, jets, etc. in a fixed jet carburetor which provide idling mixture to the carburetor barrel …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• idle mixture — The fuel air mixture used when a reciprocating engine is at idling speed. This mixture is richer than that required for the best burning because of an uneven distribution of the fuel air mixture at idle speeds …   Aviation dictionary

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• carburetor — /kahr beuh ray teuhr, byeuh /, n. a device for mixing vaporized fuel with air to produce a combustible or explosive mixture, as for an internal combustion engine. Also, carburator, carbureter; esp. Brit., carburettor, carburetter /kahr byeuh ret… …   Universalium

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