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Originally Posted by keithapotter
There seems to be very little movement on choke lever. Moves only half and inch or so. Not sure if this is normal or not.
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Thats exactly what mine was like. I'd be checking the choke plungers before I did anything else if I was you.
You'll need to prop the tank off, remove the airbox and then remove the carbs, theres a screw on the front and a seperate one of the rear carb that you'll need to undo, watch for the springs when you undo them ( if you can mine were seized solid with rust ) clean them off ( I used WD40 and a cloth ) and then make sure they slide freely in the chamber and then refit and it should sort your problem out.
If you can get hold of a Haynes manual it'll make life easier. As the process is quite well described in there and theres lot of pictures to help you when or if you get stuck ( I did several times )