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Box_me2
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 Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2003 4:59 am Post subject: Choke Problems |
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| When I first got my 87 33 1.7 the choke was working fine, however I am unable to pull it out far enough now for it to have any effect. Any suggestions? Joel |
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John Hansen
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Location: Queensland, Australia
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| Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2003 1:22 pm Post subject: Choke |
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Hi,
Based on previous posts and personal experience - at least with temperature slightly below frezing (this is not bad for Australia),l I have not had the need to use choke (this is on a 1.7 twin carb) and it has started everytime that it has been required to so do.
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John H
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johnboy
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Location: margate U.K
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| Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2003 11:30 pm Post subject: Re: Choke Problems |
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| Box_me2 wrote: |
| When I first got my 87 33 1.7 the choke was working fine, however I am unable to pull it out far enough now for it to have any effect. Any suggestions? Joel |
Hi there,
john's right don't bother using it,when i had my twin carb 1.7,i had it tuned at an alfa garage and they said not to use it,so i did'nt and it was fine.just give the throttle two pump's and turn the key.
hope that help's
john
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