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Skip Frey
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Choke Cable

Post by Skip Frey » Mon Mar 09, 2009 4:58 pm

1957 17' Chris Craft runabout. Choke cable sticks in full out position, won't go back in. Any suggestions?

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57 chris
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Post by 57 chris » Fri Mar 13, 2009 7:48 pm

Hi Skip,
first thing, disconnect the cable from the carburetor and see how it works. Works OK? problem is most likely the choke butterfly in the carb is binding.

Cable still won't go back in? you could have a kink in the cable or even just a bend that's too tight or simply need to remove the inner cable from the outer casing for cleaning/lubrication.

Craig
1957 18' SeaSkiff #SK 18675 "Knot Sure!"
1958 18' SeaSkiff #SK18722 "Wreckreation"

Past projects: 1972 19' Lancer with 307 Volvo drive-Great Blue, 1968 23' Lancer Offshore with 283 Volvo drive-Narwahl
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