Re: Gas engine choke question

Posted by Jerry/MT on January 21, 2014 at 17:20:38 from (206.183.116.150):

In Reply to: Gas engine choke question posted by Cat Shipper on January 21, 2014 at 17:05:36:

Are you sure it opening and closing when the engine is running? There is an aerodynamic load on the "butterfly" when it's running and it wants to stay wide open so you have to work against a "lift" force to close it.
Some of these choke butterflies have a "pressure relief door" on them that allows a big reduction in air flow and then it pops open to suddenly admit more air to a cold engine on a choked start. If you have one of these you have to make sure that it's not staying open when you choke it. You should be able to make the engine die with full choke.

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• Re: Gas engine choke question Bob 23:15:04 01/21/14 (0)
• Re: Gas engine choke question t.r.k. 18:05:45 01/21/14 (1)
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