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#44100 07/21/2004 5:18 AM
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Hey guys-

My choke "stuck" last night on the way home from the seller's place. I had to jam it open with a screw driver to get it to start.

There's more information and pictures here :
(click on technical then carb)

Before I go out an find a new choke, and/or rebuild, I thought I'd ask everyone's opinion.

Thanks.


Nic Templeton - Seattle WA
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#44101 07/21/2004 12:39 PM
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man, you didn't waste any time getting a website goin, did ya? I like their approach to the hood rust problem......

.....me personally, I'd be getting a new carb. That one looks pretty used up.


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If you will loosen the three screws on the round black plastic choke cover(pass side), it will rotate to keep the choke blade open. It an auto choke, either hot air or electric,and its probably not hooked up correctly if at all. Brian


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#44103 07/21/2004 2:39 PM
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Quote
Originally posted by 64fleetside:
If you will loosen the three screws on the round black plastic choke cover(pass side), it will rotate to keep the choke blade open. It an auto choke, either hot air or electric,and its probably not hooked up correctly if at all. Brian
I tried that the night I drove it home. I tried pushing the shaft with my hand, but it wouldn't move at all.

I think I kinda agree with Bkndsdl1, the carb looks pretty used up, It doesn't even look like it fits the intake properly.


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