Ki Ki
Petty Officer 1st Class
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2010
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So we have a new to us 1995 Johnson 30 hp. It runs good, but it has an electric push start choke that's also the key. I believe you can push it in and it will shoot some fuel in or you can hold the choke key in while turning and starting. My question is, here's what I've been doing so far, do you think I'm over choking or under choking?
1. push in choke once, prime fuel bulb.
2. put warm up lever about 1/2 way up
3. push in choke and turn key
4. Usually starts within a couple of tries.
5. Let it run at 1/2 throttle or higher for a couple of minutes, then back it down to neutral.
Would you do anything differently?
1. push in choke once, prime fuel bulb.
2. put warm up lever about 1/2 way up
3. push in choke and turn key
4. Usually starts within a couple of tries.
5. Let it run at 1/2 throttle or higher for a couple of minutes, then back it down to neutral.
Would you do anything differently?