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Throttle

A throttle is a mechanism by which fluid flow is managed by construction or obstruction.[clarification needed]

Measurement, Internal combustion engines & Throttle body

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Internal combustion engines

Throttle body

Other engines

Lifespan of the throttle in cars

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Throttle

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Edges72
Triples44
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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Throttle

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related to Multiple throttle bodies · 12
Throttle → Although, At, E92 BMW M3, Ferraris, In, ITBs, Most, SU, This, Vehicles, Weber, Yamaha R6
related to Other engines · 9
Throttle → British English, Electric, Examples, Gresley A3 Pacifics, It, North American English, One, Steam, The
related to Internal combustion engines · 6
Throttle → For, Historically, However, In, The, This
related to Lifespan of the throttle in cars · 6
Throttle → EPC, Symptoms, The, This, Vehicles, Volkswagen Group
related to Throttle body · 4
Throttle → ECU, In, Often, The
is a · 2
Throttle → means of controlling an engine's power by regulating the amount of fuel or air entering the engine, mechanism by which fluid flow is managed by construction or obstruction

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engine fuel valve body air intake engines pedal ecu power also manifold amount control usually accelerator cars sensor flow carburetor

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Throttleis amechanism by which fluid flow is managed by construction or obstruction0.90text
Throttleis ameans of controlling an engine's power by regulating the amount of fuel or air entering the engine0.90text
running air conditioning compressors in order to avoid engine stalls.The throttle on a gasoline engine is typically a butterfly valveinstance ofmaximize performance and adjust the engine idle to make a cold engine warm up faster or to account for eventual additional engine loads0.80text
the engine coolant temperature sensor.When the driver presses on the accelerator pedalinstance ofThe ECU then determines the throttle opening based on the accelerator pedal's position and inputs from other engine sensors0.80text
the throttle plate rotates within the throttle bodyinstance ofThe ECU then determines the throttle opening based on the accelerator pedal's position and inputs from other engine sensors0.80text
opening the throttle passage to allow more air into the intake manifoldinstance ofThe ECU then determines the throttle opening based on the accelerator pedal's position and inputs from other engine sensors0.80text
immediately drawn inside by its vacuuminstance ofThe ECU then determines the throttle opening based on the accelerator pedal's position and inputs from other engine sensors0.80text
Throttlerelated to Internal combustion enginesIn0.60section
Throttlerelated to Internal combustion enginesFor0.60section
Throttlerelated to Internal combustion enginesHowever0.60section
Throttlerelated to Internal combustion enginesHistorically0.60section
Throttlerelated to Internal combustion enginesThe0.60section

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