a. provide a flow of fresh air for the cabin area
b. provide a flow of fresh air for the carburetor intake
c. avoid backfiring of the carburetor
d. avoid explosions by removing flammable gases
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a. provide a flow of fresh air for the cabin area
b. provide a flow of fresh air for the carburetor intake
c. avoid backfiring of the carburetor
d. avoid explosions by removing flammable gases
d. avoid explosions by removing flammable gases. The purpose of an inboard engine’s ventilation system is to avoid explosions by removing flammable gases.
d. avoid explosions by removing flammable gases.
The purpose of an inboard engine’s ventilation system is to avoid explosions by removing flammable gases.
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