Secondary air feed control device of an internal combustion engi

Power plants – Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of... – By means producing a chemical reaction of a component of the...

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74860, 123119EC, F02B 7510, B60K 2100

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040980790

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is an internal combustion engine comprising a carburetor and a secondary air feed control valve for feeding secondary air into the exhaust system of the engine from the air pump driven by the engines. The engine further comprises a temperature detector for indicating whether the warm-up of the engine is completed, and a gear position detector for indicating whether the shift gear of the transmission of the engine is in the top gear position. A relatively lean air-fuel mixture is fed into the cylinder of the engine and a relatively small amount of secondary air is fed into the exhaust system when the shift gear of the transmission is in the top gear position after completion of the warm-up of the engine.

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