I am aware of some instances in which the fitting of the new type of carburettor has resulted in increased petrol consumption.
A new kind of carburettor is being fitted to the type of vehicle in which fires have occurred.
All such engines are equipped with oil heated carburettors or heated air intakes or with both.
Whose copyright is being offended—the maker of the car or the maker of the carburettor?
The cause of the fire is believed to have been the escape of excess fuel from an ill-fitting carburettor.
Does that mean that it is generally admitted that spirits are better in the carburettor than in the stomach?
The work of fitting the carburettors is already in hand and the extinguishers are expected to be ready later this month.
That happens because of carburettor icing, a problem of which aviators also have experience.
