automatic choke (Meaning)

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automatic choke (n)

a choke that automatically controls the flow of air to the carburetor

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The vehicle's automatic choke engages upon a cold engine start, enriching the fuel-air mixture to facilitate ignition.
Modern cars typically employ electronic automatic chokes, eliminating the need for manual adjustment.
The automatic choke mechanism automatically adjusts the airflow into the carburetor, ensuring optimal fuel delivery at various engine temperatures.
The automatic choke operates by sensing the temperature of the engine coolant and adjusting the position of a valve.
When the engine is cold, the automatic choke closes the valve, restricting airflow and creating a richer fuel mixture.
As the engine warms up, the temperature of the coolant rises, causing the automatic choke to gradually open the valve and lean out the fuel mixture.
Vehicles with faulty automatic chokes may experience difficulty starting when cold and have poor fuel efficiency.
Vehicles with manual chokes require the driver to engage the choke manually when starting the engine and adjust it as the engine warms up.
The automatic choke reduces emissions by ensuring a proper fuel mixture and optimizing engine performance.
Replacing a faulty automatic choke is a relatively inexpensive repair that can improve engine operation and fuel economy.

a choke that automatically controls the flow of air to the carburetor

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The vehicle's automatic choke engages upon a cold engine start, enriching the fuel-air mixture to facilitate ignition.

Modern cars typically employ electronic automatic chokes, eliminating the need for manual adjustment.

The automatic choke mechanism automatically adjusts the airflow into the carburetor, ensuring optimal fuel delivery at various engine temperatures.

The automatic choke operates by sensing the temperature of the engine coolant and adjusting the position of a valve.