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    LX User DanG86LX's Avatar
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    choke problems again..

    The car was fine till this morning when it did not start.
    Well, I pump gas as usual 3..4 times (cold here ~ -10*C), crank up ok, kind of started for 2..3 sec then dead.
    Removed the air box, and guess what, the choke flap 3/4 open! Tried to move the flap by pulling the linkage but the flap did not move! How could that be? Fortunate, I got a spare carb from junk yard, so I removed the top hat and I saw the culprit, a little screw which secure the choke lever to the flap shaft. It was loose on my car. To tighten it u have to remove the little rubber cover on the right side of the shaft.
    I just wonder how many 3geez end up at junk yard bc of such a damn screw..



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    Re: choke problems again..

    My car was having that exact problem. might you have any pics so I caould you know better understand?
    Catch me if you can!

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    Re: choke problems again..

    It's the black rubber bit near the end of the screw driver
    - llia


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    Re: choke problems again..

    Thanks man!
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