Carburetors - Explained

[elarrosconleche]

how old are you

[EngineeringExplained]

@elarrosconleche 22, and if you need more personal info it's all on my channel haha

[juanjcorredor]

do you know about 4Wheeler's?

[EngineeringExplained]

@juanjcorredor I know they're fun! That's about all haha. No, but in all seriousness they're just miniature cars. Most components work exactly the same.

[NotBadYeah]

These videos are great, better explanations than most of my lecturers! Well done.

[igordvr]

Man your videos are great! I'm Engineer too... but Telecommunications / Electronics / Electrical... But like you I love cars! Keep on going and improving, cuz nothing is so good that can't be improved further! Cya!

[EngineeringExplained]

@igordvr Thanks!

[Veggies94]

Do you only have one carburetor? Or do you have one per cylinder?

[EngineeringExplained]

@Veggies94 Depends on the setup, can be either or, but one carb is more common leading to the intake manifold. Higher performance engines (older, obviously) may use one per cylinder.

[powprashant]

Lovely video, nicely explained.

So every bike which involves choke, means that it uses Carburetors instead of Fuel Injection System ..right ?

[EngineeringExplained]

@powprashant Sounds right to me! Bikes with fuel injection are typically much easier to start in cold weather.

[Beef1188]

In the old days, the car had manual choke setters, if you were not careful, you could fry the sparkplugs. :D

(I hope it is the same thing we're talking about, it's hard to translate mechanical terms to and from my language)

[mefelix]

very nice , keep'em coming.