 Fiend Borekit Bruiser
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 CBA Borekit Bruiser
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 Posted: 15:46 - 24 Aug 2009 Post subject: |
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If you get to the carburettor end of the cable, and turn the choke by hand, you'll be able to tell if its the choke itself that is sticking, or the cable. A good soaking in WD40 around the choke mechanism, and a scrub with a toothbrush will loosen any gunk, then rinse it off with plenty more WD and a little light oil on the moving parts to finish.
For the cable: If, after turning choke by hand it releases a little and you can then pull and push the choke plunger while turning the choke mechanism itself, you can try running a little light oil down the plunger end of the cable while pushing and pulling the plunger, it should loosen up in no time.
Just make sure to wipe up any excess oil.
should be an easy job since you arent removing anything, just sending oil down the cable, and cleaning... |
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 Posted: 14:16 - 01 Sep 2009 Post subject: |
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Thanks for the reply. Turns out it was the plunger stuck in side the carb, had to take the lot off and strip them down wd40 from inside the carb top.  |
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