The Carburetor Control Linkage Rod is a metallic rod located near the engine block of a machine. One end connects to the governor lever, a mechanism that responds to engine speed. The other end connects to the carburetor rod end, which is linked to the carburetor butterfly valve that controls airflow into the engine.Attributes:• Helps the governor maintain a consistent engine speed under varying loads• Has high strength and wear resistanceApplications: The Carburetor Control Linkage Rod is used to translate the movement of the governor lever into adjustments of the carburetor valve.