The plunger seems to work fine, it's just the black plastic holder is seperated. By work fine, I mean the brass tip goes in and out as it should.
Bottom line is I know I need to replace them, if not only because I can illiminate it from the equation if I do.
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Originally Posted by BigApe
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Originally Posted by Sid Squid
If the choke plunger isn't right and doesn't shut correctly, you'll get an abnormally rich mixture on that cylinder, giving the exact symptoms you describe. The choke may still appear to function as the other cylinder will be receiving the correct mixture, and the choke action will cause the other cylinder to run quicker.
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Sounds like good advice to me. I take it that you have checked the choke plungers? Would not be surprised if the front one was seized in the open position, giving all of the symptoms mentioned. |