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Jetex Carb Choke Plunger

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Jetex Carb Choke Plunger

Postby Granty » Sat Mar 23, 2019 10:06 pm

Guys -- doing some trouble shooting on a difficult starter, standard 200 lump with 42mm clubman, jetting all good -- quick question when you turn the choke lever should the plunger move halfway or travel fully up the cylinder? My carb floods very easily on starting. Just playing around with things just now -- cheers G
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Re: Jetex Carb Choke Plunger

Postby CHRIS in MARGATE » Sat Mar 23, 2019 10:57 pm

Keep the throttle shut.
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Re: Jetex Carb Choke Plunger

Postby HxPaul » Mon Apr 01, 2019 2:03 pm

Granty wrote:Guys -- doing some trouble shooting on a difficult starter, standard 200 lump with 42mm clubman, jetting all good -- quick question when you turn the choke lever should the plunger move halfway or travel fully up the cylinder? My carb floods very easily on starting. Just playing around with things just now -- cheers G

Try starting it without choke,if it starts and revs ok,your main jet or pilot jet (the pilot jet takes its fuel from the main jet) may be to big.
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