Description
The fuel injector is the last stop for fuel in your engine before it goes “boom!” inside the combustion chamber. It is basically an electrically operated gate that opens just long enough to meter the perfect amount of fuel to run the engine.
Carburetors were the usual method of fuel delivery for most vehicles up until the late-1980s. Most carburetors are manual non-electric devices that are used for mixing vaporized fuel with air to produce a combustible or explosive mixture for internal combustion engines. Carburetors have been mostly supplanted by electronic fuel injection.
