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carburetor icing

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carburetor icing [′kär·bə‚red·ər ‚ī·siŋ]
(mechanical engineering)
The formation of ice in an engine carburetor as a consequence of expansive cooling and evaporation of gasoline.


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The system's most innovative part, the Air Temperature Sensor makes sure that carburetor icing does not occur since this may cause the car's engine to stall and then die out.
The report says that Mr Colman attributed the engine problems to carburetor icing and said he felt that more frequent use of carburetor heat may have avoided the situation.
 
 
 
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