'89 b2200 Auto choke sticking
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RE: '89 b2200 Auto choke sticking
Thanks for the reply. I've tried cleaning and lubing the cable and I took the choke housing apart. It was better for a week or so, but the problem persisted. I've now "zap strapped" the choke off at the side of the carb, but i'm not sure if mechanicly restricting the choke is a good idea.
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RE: '89 b2200 Auto choke sticking
if its tied closed the engine may not start hot/warm
if its tied open then you may have to keep your foot on the gas to keep it running till it warms up
maybe its time for a new choke as the heater plate (electric metal coil spring) do wearout/weaken
if you do replace it they need to be setup use the instruction that come with it
if its tied open then you may have to keep your foot on the gas to keep it running till it warms up
maybe its time for a new choke as the heater plate (electric metal coil spring) do wearout/weaken
if you do replace it they need to be setup use the instruction that come with it
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