I have read a bunch of threads on automatic chokes and want to make sure I have a clear and consistent set of instructions. So can someone confirm that this type of choke is tested as follows?
1. With engine off the choke plate should be vertical (fully open) when looking down carb throat.
2. With engine off, stroke the throttle to WOT and back to idle. The choke plate should be horizontal (almost closed ? say a 1/8 gap) when looking down carb throat.
3. verify 0 Vdc to ground on red lead.
4. Start engine. Red lead should now be +12 Vdc (some seem to say +7 Vdc but oh well).
5. As engine warms up, choke plate should rotate to vertical (open) in say 3 to 5 minutes.
1. With engine off the choke plate should be vertical (fully open) when looking down carb throat.
2. With engine off, stroke the throttle to WOT and back to idle. The choke plate should be horizontal (almost closed ? say a 1/8 gap) when looking down carb throat.
3. verify 0 Vdc to ground on red lead.
4. Start engine. Red lead should now be +12 Vdc (some seem to say +7 Vdc but oh well).
5. As engine warms up, choke plate should rotate to vertical (open) in say 3 to 5 minutes.