Adjusting device for starter-equipped carburetor

Claim 1

An automatic starting mixture adjusting device for use with an engine equipped with a starter having a carburetor being formed as a unit separate from the carburetor proper and being mounted on the engine at a location for detecting engine temperature, said device comprising: a starting mixture supply passage, a starting air supply passage merging into said starting mixture supply passage, a heat-sensitive body disposed on the engine at a position where it receives heat from the engine, a starting piston slidable in a bore into which said passages open, and having a main body and a needle valve attached to the end of said main body, said starting piston being displaceable by a displacement of said heat-sensitive body, to thereby adjust both the degree of opening of said air supply passage by said main body and the degree of opening of said starting mixture supply passage by said needle valve, to govern the respective amounts of air and mixture introduced into an intake passage of said carburetor for fine adjustment of air-fuel ratio of mixture, and a vacuum motor operatively connected with said starting piston being actuatable by an intake vacuum established immediately after the starting of said engine, for readjusting and correcting both the amount and the air fuel ratio of mixture previously adjusted by said starting piston.