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How does 02 sensors effect your car?
They monitor the amount of unburned fuel in the exhaust and help the computer adjust the fuel air ratio accordingly.
Why soot's is present in the flame if the air holes is closed?
When you close the air holes, there will not be enough oxygen entering the burner to react with all the gas. As a result the methane cannot burn completely and carbon (soot) remains unburned.
Which igneous rock has tiny air bubbles trapped inside which allow it to float in water?
Pumice has tiny air pockets to help it float in water.
What is the function of a carburetor?
carburettar is to supply fuel to the inlet manifold ,which then goes to ignition chamber the carburettor supplies the fuel at a metered rate .the idlesettings etc, are all done at the carburettor. the amount of gas supplied depends on demand requiredAerosolize gasoline to help make gasoline vapor in a fuel/air mixture to produce good combustion. If the carburetor does not work well and the gasoline droplets in the aerosol are too big to evaporate completely they will not burn completely and unburned hydrocarbon emission rises.A carburetor mixes air and fuel into an easy to burn vapor. This is pulled into the engine where it is readily burned to produce power through combustion.
What is the oxidizer component of a fuel-air explosive?
The oxygen in the air that the fuel is dispersed through. An FAE does not work underwater.
Purpose of Air Pump?
Adds air to the exhaust to burn any unburned fuel in the exhaust system before it is released to the atmosshere
How does 02 sensors effect your car?
They monitor the amount of unburned fuel in the exhaust and help the computer adjust the fuel air ratio accordingly.
What is the Purpose of purging in pipe line?
purging is the process of purging an air to the unburned fuel oil, before it be fired.
What does oxygen sensor mean?
It is a sensor placed in the exhaust flow that indicates the level of unburned fuel in the exhaust so the computer can adjust the air- fuel ratio
What does the secondary air pump on a 1997 VW Jetta do?
The air pump supplies the catayltic converter with air required to burn 'unburned fuel' as required. Teh EMS will turn it on as needed.
How does the secondary air injection system work?
An air pump pumps in fresh air into the exhaust system before the catalytic converter to help the cat converter burn unburned fuel = cleaner emissions.
Will flooding a carburetor result in raw fuel coming from the exhaust pipe?
a flooded carburetor will spill fuel into the combustion chamber causing an improper fuel to air mixture. too much fuel in the combustion chamber will not completely burn. the unburned fuel will be pushed out of the exhaust.
After starting your V6 Montana there is a fuel odor of unburned gas?
check for leaks if none try a tune up plugs wires air filter ect
Would a bad Cadillac converter make your van spit and sputter?
The ideal exhaust has no unburned gas in it. Since this hardly happens, a system to clean up air pollution was created. On the exhaust stroke of your engine, unburned fuel is forced out of your cylinder by the piston. That unburned fuel then makes it's way to the catalytic* converter. The catalytic converter basically gets hot to burn your unburned fuel and puts out the combustionally correct gasses. It is possible that your catalytic converter is the reason your van is spit and sputtering, but there are also many other reasons this could occur such as: timing vacuum fuel pressure air spark Signs that it could be your catalytic converter include: abnormally loud converter abnormally shaky converter hope this is somewhat helpful
What is making your Lincoln ls v8 backfire?
Air fuel mixture out of balance which can have multiple causes. unburned fuel going into exhaust for some reason. Could be a misfire, bad maf, bad injector, etc. If CEL is on, start there.
What does a catalyctic converter do?
The convertor gets very hot shortly after you start your vehicle. It ensures that no unburned fuel is realeased into the atmosphere. There is an oxygen sensor in front of and behind it to measure the amount of carbon and other polutants and any excess unburned fuel. These sensors send a signal to the engine computer and make adjustments to the fuel air ratio. SO basically the catalytic convertor is the big player in controlling your vehicles polution.
How much energy is produced by fossil fuels?
A short list of fossil fuel air pollutants includes: CO2 - from the combustion of carbon CO - from the incomplete comustion of carbon NOx - from nitrogen in the fuel and combination of nitrogen in the air with oygen SOx - from sulphur in the fuel Particulates - from ash and unburned oil droplets VOC - from volatilized but unburned fuel PAH - from uncontrolled cracking and reforming in the flame Radiation - from uranium in the fuel (coal) Haze - from condensed liquids and fine particulates Hydrocarbons - from volatilized but unburned fuels air pollution is caused by carbon that come from our car.
