Mercruiser Choke Stuck Open at Donte Johnson blog

Mercruiser Choke Stuck Open. It is totally reassembled now and the linkages are back in place but i. With the throttle at full (engine not. I have a 1989ish mercruiser 3.0 with electric choke. I just rebuilt the carb by following the manufacturers instructions. At idle the choke plate looks fully closed. Mine are stuck open because the link goes to a bell crank that is held tight by a screw (no swivel). When the engine was not running the. If equiped with an electric choke you'll see the choke plate almost if not completely closed on a cold engine prior to start up. It is an electric choke, so when you turn the key it should close, pump the throttle and that sets the takeoff (opens the choke slightly. It runs pretty good but only with the choke on, when i open the choke on it bogs. Is the choke supposed to work? I recently bought a merc 200 20hp outboard. I tried attaching the linkage arm to the single hole and this set up seemed much better. The problem that i am having is that the engine starts and idles fine as long as the choke plate is closed.

I tried attaching the linkage arm to the single hole and this set up seemed much better. The problem that i am having is that the engine starts and idles fine as long as the choke plate is closed. I have a 1989ish mercruiser 3.0 with electric choke. I just rebuilt the carb by following the manufacturers instructions. Mine are stuck open because the link goes to a bell crank that is held tight by a screw (no swivel). If equiped with an electric choke you'll see the choke plate almost if not completely closed on a cold engine prior to start up. It runs pretty good but only with the choke on, when i open the choke on it bogs. When the engine was not running the. It is totally reassembled now and the linkages are back in place but i. I recently bought a merc 200 20hp outboard.

72465 Mercury Quicksilver Choke cable

Mercruiser Choke Stuck Open I tried attaching the linkage arm to the single hole and this set up seemed much better. It is totally reassembled now and the linkages are back in place but i. I recently bought a merc 200 20hp outboard. When the engine was not running the. I tried attaching the linkage arm to the single hole and this set up seemed much better. With the throttle at full (engine not. It is an electric choke, so when you turn the key it should close, pump the throttle and that sets the takeoff (opens the choke slightly. Mine are stuck open because the link goes to a bell crank that is held tight by a screw (no swivel). I have a 1989ish mercruiser 3.0 with electric choke. The problem that i am having is that the engine starts and idles fine as long as the choke plate is closed. I just rebuilt the carb by following the manufacturers instructions. At idle the choke plate looks fully closed. It runs pretty good but only with the choke on, when i open the choke on it bogs. If equiped with an electric choke you'll see the choke plate almost if not completely closed on a cold engine prior to start up. Is the choke supposed to work?