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| Re: honda | Donald Ruggles |
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Hi,Sean! I don't know Honda engines very well,but you can see how most chokes work by taking off the air cleaner and looking into the venturi(throat of carburetor).Most engines need a little choke to start up when cold,so this would be key to your problem.Now if there's no choke lever it could be an automatic choke.Here's where everybody needs a shop manual for their particular bike.Just take off the air cleaner and any dirt screen or filter that keeps you from seeing down the carb throat and work the throttle a little to make sure it's working o.k..Then you should see the choke plate covering the air passage(venturi) and it should be fairly closed.Get that manual,O.K.? BYE! I hope this helps. --- SeanM-@cs.com wrote:
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