Posted by GB in MT. on November 07, 2009 at 18:34:46 from (216.47.48.39):
In Reply to: Question for GBinMT posted by Lumpy on November 07, 2009 at 11:49:13:
Dr. Bert said: (quoted from post at 21:09:41 11/07/09) Gary- Thanks for the response. This carburetor is off a J D power unit (LUC engine) I just acquired it (the carb) last week and have been soaking it in ATF. Had another one like this and destroyed the choke shaft trying to forcibly remove it. Have not tried to remove the screws holding the butterfly plate yet. Will try to get pictures and post them Monday. Bert
Bert;
You say:" Have not tried to remove the screws holding the butterfly plate yet. "
Those screws are what holds the plate securely to the rod.
Remove the screws, then with needlenose pliers, reach in the choke throat, and from the air horn, remove the plate and flap as a unit.(may have to tug on it, while moving the flap back and forth.
Once ya do that the choke return spring has to be taken off, slipped off the choke rod arm, and then the rod should slide out of the rod hole.
Try not to loose the little flap spring for the flap. You will have to have that to re-install the choke plate , to the new choke rod!!!!!
Clear as mud huh?????? :lol:
Just follow those instructions and you should not have any problems.
If you do, send me an email, and I'll try to talk you through it.!!!
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