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float bowl

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float bowl [′flōt ‚bōl]
(mechanical engineering)
A component of a carburetor that holds a small amount of liquid gasoline and serves as a constant-level reservoir of fuel that is metered into the passing flow of air.


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There was also water in the float bowls of both carburettors.
That will lower the height of the float bowl and reduce the fuel flow until the flame is light yellow or white and the heater stops smoking and pulsing.
Although the teams at that level can afford machined aluminum components, Krup, when looking into doing some work for the grass-roots Dirt Late Model and UMP Modified oval track classes, determined that there was a definite problem--the fact that when you're turning left at speed for practically a whole race, the fuel is pushed to the right side of the carburetor's float bowl, thereby almost starving the jets for the left side of the engine.
 
 
 
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