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What is the primary hazard associated with 'carburetor icing'?

Carburetor icing occurs when moisture in the air freezes in the carburetor venturi, restricting airflow to the engine. This can lead to a significant loss of en

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Question: What is the primary hazard associated with 'carburetor icing'?

Answer options:

  • Engine overheating. ✅ Loss of engine power or complete engine failure.
  • Increased fuel consumption.
  • Damage to the propeller.

Correct answer: Loss of engine power or complete engine failure.

Explanation: Carburetor icing occurs when moisture in the air freezes in the carburetor venturi, restricting airflow to the engine. This can lead to a significant loss of engine power or complete engine failure.

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