Carburetor including an idling adjustment system
AssigneeWalbro Corporation
InventorGisbert Kohler
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Abstract
A mechanism for idling position adjustment of a diaphragm carburetor will be described. The carburetor includes an idling nozzle which receives a fuel/air emulsion from an emulsifying chamber under idling conditions. The emulsifying chamber receives fuel from a fuel chamber and air from an acceleration port opening into the mixing passage. Furthermore, the emulsifying chamber communicates via a flow control valve to a venting port opening into the mixing passage. The flow control valve is coupled to the shaft of the throttle valve via mechanical connection means so that the idle position of the throttle valve is varied in accordance with manual adjustments of the flow control valve. This allows to adjust the fuel/air ratios under idling conditions by means of a single adjustment member.
Claims9
A carburetor for an internal combustion engine, including a mixing passage having a throttle member therein, a fuel chamber in communication with the mixing passage via a main nozzle system and an idling nozzle system, the idling nozzle system including an emulsifying chamber in communication with at least one idling nozzle connected to said fuel chamber to receive fuel therefrom and connected to an acceleration port and a venting port to receive air therefrom, said idling nozzle opening into the mixing passage downstream of the throttle member and said acceleration port opening into said mixing passage at an area over which the throttle member sweeps when it is operated and further including flow control valve means for varying the rate of air flow from said venting port to the emulsifying chamber, the flow control valve means (48) being coupled to the throttle member (12) by connection means (54) for adjusting the position of the flow control valve (48) and the idling position of the throttle member (12) by a single manually actuatable adjusting member (52).
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