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Carbureted engines mix air and fuel using a carburetor, which relies on air flow to draw fuel from a reservoir, leading to less precise fuel delivery and often lower efficiency. In contrast, fuel-injected engines use electronic fuel injectors to deliver a precise amount of fuel directly into the combustion chamber or intake manifold, resulting in improved performance, better fuel efficiency, and reduced emissions. Additionally, fuel injection systems can adapt to varying conditions, optimizing engine performance more effectively than carburetors.

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