Carburetor automatic choke construction

Internal-combustion engines – Intake manifold – Manifold tuning – balancing or pressure regulating means

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219207, 261 39E, 261 39A, 261 39R, F02D 1108, F02M 110, F02M 2304

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040504271

ABSTRACT:
The carburetor has a conventional automatic choke construction heating a bimetallic coil by engine exhaust stove heat to slowly open the choke valve during cold weather starts; supplemental heat is provided by an electrically controlled positive temperature coefficient heater device operable above a predetermined ambient temperature to move the choke valve open faster, to reduce emissions.

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