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The needle-and-seat assembly is buried beneath the air horn. One of the Q-jet's drawbacks is its small fuel bowl capacity. On a healthy motor, sucking the bowls dry under prolonged WOT operation is a concern, especially with a fuel system that isn't up to par.
How Carburetors Work - Carbin' It Easy

 The needle-and-seat assembly is buried beneath the air horn. One of the Q-jet's drawbacks is its small fuel bowl capacity. On a healthy motor, sucking the bowls dry under prolonged WOT operation is a concern, especially with a fuel system that isn't up to par.  View Related Article

 

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