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Figure 59. Checking Choke Qualifying Dimension
1. Specified Drill or Gauge Size
2. Adjusting Screw
3. Paper Clip
condition, hold accelerator to floor (do not pump accelerator
until engine starts).
Service of the automatic choke carburetor is identical
to the hand choke model with the following exceptions:
The choke cover should not be immersed in
carburetor cleaner. It can be rinsed in solvent or fuel
and carefully blown out. The bimetal spring should
not be bent, stretched or tampered with.
New gaskets must be installed between the
carburetor body and choke housing.
If for some reason a richer or leaner mixture during the
warmup period is desired, it can be obtained by rotating the
thermostat cover. Never set the index mark on the cover
more than two graduations off the specified settings.
Figure 60 Exploded View of Automatic Choke Assembly
Legend for Fig. 66 Key Description
1
SCREW, Fil. Hd. No. BNC x 7/16
2
CLAMP, Thermostat Housing
3
HOUSING, Thermostat Assembly
4
GASKET, Thermostat Housing
5
PIN, Choke Rod Retainer
6
SCREW, Choke Housing WASHER, Lock, Choke
Housing
7
HOUSING, Choke Assembly
8
GASKET, Choke Housing WASHER, Lock, Internal
Tooth (No. 8)
9
NUT, Choke Shaft SPACER, Choke Thermostat
Lever
10
ASSEMBLY, Shaft and Lever
11
CAM, Fast Idle
12
LEVER, Thermostat with LINK
13
SHAFT, Carburetor Choke
14
SCREWS, Choke Plate
15
RETAINER, Choke Rod
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