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I don’t understand: If we use the Venturi effect, that means we’re pulling air and mixing it with gasoline. Are we really pre-mixing air+gasoline into the tank
by laurent92 6y ago
I don’t understand: If we use the Venturi effect, that means we’re pulling air and mixing it with gasoline.
Are we really pre-mixing air+gasoline into the tank? Isn’t that a much higher risk of sudden explosion, compared to a tank with only carburant and no comburant?
- kortilla 6y agoThe gas tank already has air in it. It doesn’t crush when you run low on fuel...