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    Air Rushing Through an Engine's Intake System Is Mixed with Fuel
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Air Rushing Through an Engine's Intake System Is Mixed with Fuel

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Air rushing through an engine's intake system is mixed with fuel on its way to the cylinders. This results in lower pressure in the intake manifold, which is known as ___________________.

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