Chevy Impala Carburetors & Components

The Chevy Impala was relying on carbureted engines up until the end of the production run of its sixth generation in 1985. Later on, the model obtained an electronic fuel injection system and continues to use it today. A carburetor is a comparably simple mechanical device that adds fuel to the airstream by means of a Venturi tube. Reliable and unpretentious, it falls short of both accuracy and fuel atomization quality, providing a high emissions level and low fuel efficiency.

The major advantage of a carburetor is that it can operate pretty much indefinitely while demanding only minor maintenance from time to time. This type of equipment may require a lot of attention, and it is one of the reasons why it’s obsolete now. The most spread reasons for a carburetor malfunction is clogging of its tiny openings. With a faulty carburetor, engine operation will be badly compromised, as its output won’t reach the desired level. In our Chevy Impala carburetors & components collection, you can find a wide range of high-quality replacements that will faithfully serve your car for years to come.