The fuel system consists of a fuel tank mounted at the rear of the vehicle, a fuel pump mechanically driven by the camshaft and a two-chamber carburetor with an automatic air damper.
The intake manifold is heated by coolant to optimize the air-fuel mixture.
The exhaust manifold is cast iron and has an air duct heater as part of the air intake system.
The exhaust pipe consists of three sections, including a curved head, a muffler and an expansion box. It is attached to rubber hangers under the car.
The air filter contains an automatically controlled, hinged air thermal flap.
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Exhaust toxicity reduction systems are installed - dashpot Throttle, Boost, Controlled Device (Element), Deceleration (BCDD), Crankcase Ventilation System (PCV) and Fuel Vapor Release control system. Contact us (treat yourself) to the relevant Chapters of this Chapter for details.
Carburetor engines — general description (Nissan Bluebird T12)
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