How Does A Mercury Electric Choke Work at Walter Belin blog

How Does A Mercury Electric Choke Work. A small electricle solenoid opens the fuel pressure directly from the pressure side of the fuel system and allows direct flow of fuel. First make sure your getting 12 volts at the solenoid when the choke is activated at the key. The electric choke is nothing more than a bimetal strip that will close the choke butterfly when the engine is cold. So what you would need to do is check the voltage on that wire at the choke itself while a helper has the key switch pushed in and see if you get 12v. Check out your choke solenoid. In trying to figure out. The electric choke is a solenoid that magnetically draws up a little steel plunger linked to the butterflies. Video showing principals and initial setting of electric choke on mercuiser sterndrive but is the same as omc, volvo, crusader etc. 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.

In trying to figure out. Video showing principals and initial setting of electric choke on mercuiser sterndrive but is the same as omc, volvo, crusader etc. First make sure your getting 12 volts at the solenoid when the choke is activated at the key. So what you would need to do is check the voltage on that wire at the choke itself while a helper has the key switch pushed in and see if you get 12v. A small electricle solenoid opens the fuel pressure directly from the pressure side of the fuel system and allows direct flow of fuel. The electric choke is a solenoid that magnetically draws up a little steel plunger linked to the butterflies. 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. Check out your choke solenoid. The electric choke is nothing more than a bimetal strip that will close the choke butterfly when the engine is cold.

How To Test Electric Choke

How Does A Mercury Electric Choke Work First make sure your getting 12 volts at the solenoid when the choke is activated at the key. 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. So what you would need to do is check the voltage on that wire at the choke itself while a helper has the key switch pushed in and see if you get 12v. A small electricle solenoid opens the fuel pressure directly from the pressure side of the fuel system and allows direct flow of fuel. First make sure your getting 12 volts at the solenoid when the choke is activated at the key. Video showing principals and initial setting of electric choke on mercuiser sterndrive but is the same as omc, volvo, crusader etc. The electric choke is a solenoid that magnetically draws up a little steel plunger linked to the butterflies. In trying to figure out. Check out your choke solenoid. The electric choke is nothing more than a bimetal strip that will close the choke butterfly when the engine is cold.