Carburetor
AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYousuke Okabe, Osamu Shoji
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AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYousuke Okabe, Osamu Shoji
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A carburetor for internal combustion engines adapted to operate normally with an alcoholic fuel. The carburetor has a slow fuel passage communicating with an idle port and a by-pass port both of which open to an intake bore at a portion of the latter around a throttle valve, a cup-shaped member disposed in a float chamber at a level beneath the level of the fuel in the float chamber and defining therein a downwardly opened space. A primary jet leading to a primary nozzle and a secondary jet leading to a secondary nozzle, which are known per se, are arranged to open, respectively, to an uppermost portion and an intermediate portion of the space in the cup-shaped member. The float chamber is communicated through a float valve of the known type with a main fuel tank storing an alcoholic fuel as the main fuel, while the space in the cup-shaped member is communicated, through a metering pump, with an auxiliary fuel tank storing therein gasoline as the starting fuel.
In a carburetor including an intake bore having a venturi portion therein, a throttle valve disposed in said intake bore at the downstream side of said venturi portion, a primary nozzle opening to a portion of said intake bore between said throttle valve and said venturi portion, and a secondary nozzle opening to said venturi portion, said primary nozzle and said secondary nozzle being in communication with a float chamber through a primary jet and a secondary jet, respectively;
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