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Honda C65 - Function of the Respective Components; Main Jet; Air Jet; Needle Jet

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40
Main
Jet
Figure 3-
96
. Main jet
Figure 3- 97.
Air
j
et
Figure 3-
98
.
Need
le jet
3.
ENGINE
5.
a .
However,
depending
upon
its usage, 11
ma
y result
in
engine
stalling
or
flo
od
ing.
To
counter
this situa-
tio
n, a
relief
valve @ is in
corpor
ated
in
the
choke
v
alve
@
to
open
or
closes at a
preset
suction pres-
sure,
to
produce
a p
roper
fuel
air
mixt
ure
for
cold
w
eathe
r starting. It is
there
fo re possible
to
close
the
ch
oke
valve
completely
dur
ing warm-up
driving
and
en fully
open
the
val
ve
after
war
m-up. (Fig. 3- 95)
10 OF
THE
RESPECTIVE
COMPONENTS
o i je
h
e_
-·cs
·
~e
=uel
flow
during full th
rot
tle
con-
d
i"ion
·
oo
s:::eec ·o
provid
e a
pro
per
fu
el
mixtu
re
.
Not
o
ly
does
·.
=.;"cion
a
to
p speed
but
also is
effec
tiv
e o a
ce
·
a·~
degr
ee oi inter
mediate
speed.
The l
arge
r he ·e size mumber, g
reater
will
be
the fuel
flow
a
·o
"cfng a
rich
er fuel mi
xture
.
(Fig.
3-96
)
b. Air j
et
During full
throttle
o
pe
n
ing,
the fuel mixture at
high engine
sp
ee
d
will
b
ecome
rich
and
at
sl
ow
engine s
peed
he mixture becomes leon.
To
prevent
such a
condition,
a
ir
is
bl
ed
into the
ma
in
jet
. The
function
of
the
air
jet is to restrict the amount
of
air.
As the a
ir
jet is mode
larger,
the
amount
of
air
is
incre
a
se
d, re
su
lting in a l
eo
n fuel mixture, h
owever,
at the th
rot
t
le
open
ing, a h
ig
h engine speed
will
provide
a
lean
mixture
with
a
sma
ller
var
i
ation
in fuel
consump
tio
n
be
tw
een
h
igh
and l
ow
eng
ine speed.
(Fig.
3- 97)
c.
Needle
jet
Du
ring full o r
half
thr
o
ttle
open
ing
, the fuel
wh
ic
h
hod
been
m
ete
red
by
the
ma
in jet is again
~
tered
by
the n
ee
dl
e j
et
. The adjustment is
performe
d in
c
on
junc
ti
o n
with
the jet n
eed
le
whic
h is
exp
la
in in the
fo ll
ow
ing section. The needle hole is
mo
dA
exce
p-
ti
ona
lly accu
rat
e. (Fig. 3- 98)

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