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/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl General Category >> Rubber Side Down! >> choke plunger /cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1276837726 Message started by chromosful on 06/17/10 at 22:08:45 |
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Title: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/17/10 at 22:08:45 I need a choke plunger, please help me. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/18/10 at 06:20:25 Why? Is it busted off or what? |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/18/10 at 13:47:43 It is worn, the engine is allways choke mode,puring the gasoline in the engine. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/19/10 at 09:42:54 Even if you push it in? Cmon, spill the details of operation. You mite need a detent or somethin. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by kevinphan on 06/19/10 at 10:03:44 Dropped my carb not too long ago, the choke was bent in the process. It closes but whenever I take the carb off there is a decent amount of fuel unburnt. Is this due to it being dropped and bent? |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/19/10 at 10:18:27 You take the carb off & wheres the fuel thats unburned? IN the bottom of the carb? If so, thats the bowl & its gotta have gas in it. CHROMO, what year model is it? How many miles? How do you know its "In choke mode" when its pushed in? |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/19/10 at 14:01:51 made in 1998, it has 48000 km, my choke is bent like kephan.i want to buy new choke plunger, but in hungary to expensive.i can't find in ebay.I dont know other e-store where can i find. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by kevinphan on 06/19/10 at 14:10:01 It's in the actual cylinder. Puddles up after the rubber boot. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/20/10 at 13:37:35 What?Today i changed the diaphragm assembly, the cool start was good, but it has a black smoke, i think it got more gasoline like enough. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/20/10 at 13:44:21 When i turned the choke plunger, when the engine switch on, it has a black smoke, and wrong engine sound:-), but sometime it is good.if the choke plunger stand off, the problem again comes.i turn choke plunger it is good. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/20/10 at 18:31:04 Gotta tell ya Chromo, I LIKE your Spunky style. Dont give up, Just tell us how we can help. I dont know what to do for ya. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by dasch on 06/21/10 at 05:05:54 Spunky style? Justin, I thought my english was OK, until I heard this, hahahah. Hey, the guy is Hungarian. C'mon guys, which one of you plays with stock carbs?? There's gotta be someone who can send Chromo the plunger. Chromosful, have you tried making one in a machine shop?? It seems it's just a round piece of brass, shouldn't be to hard to make on a lathe. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/21/10 at 05:17:38 No, i didn't try.I was in suzuki store, they said, it is for about 50 dollar.i think, this price too much.One used carb in ebay approx. 100. My style is savage style :-) 2A2F3D2D264E0 wrote:
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by BurnPgh on 06/21/10 at 05:27:02 I have a working stock carb that Id be willing to send you if you want to make an offer on it, but I imagine that shipping from the USA to Hungary would make it cost prohibitive. Id prefer to sell the carb itself as a working unit. Let me know. As a side note...if its just the plunger bein bent thats causing the problem, have you tried disassembling the plunger and straightening it yourself to see if it helps? |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by dasch on 06/21/10 at 07:58:51 No, no - it's spunky! Whatever that is, sounds gooood. ;) Welcome to the club. You survived your initiation quite well. Look, find someone with a lathe, I am sure that is no big deal for a machinist. 474C564B494B57425148240 wrote:
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/21/10 at 13:24:42 Hi,Thanks, it seems i found 1 used carb ,it is cheap.Approx 50-60. This is our page: http://hungarodentist.hupont.hu/1/magunkrol |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by earlytimz on 06/21/10 at 20:02:55 Cool page man. I can't read a lick of it, but looks like a bunch of guys ready to hit the road & that I can understand! My choke plunger is wore slam out. It takes me 5 or 6 attempts before I can get it to stay half choked long enough to warm up for 30 seconds. Full choke? Forget that idea, never need it anyway. That's really the only reason I did the clutch switch bypass, so I could have a free left hand. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/21/10 at 22:05:07 Ya know, it is okay to oil stuff once in a while. Things that slide in & out are things I lube occasionally, |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by dasch on 06/22/10 at 00:04:15 Hahaha, I was gonna say too. I have no problem with my plunger either :-? :-? :-? |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by earlytimz on 06/22/10 at 05:39:51 If mine was oiled, it would never stay pulled out. That's the problem, 24+ years of use has wore it out. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/22/10 at 07:19:02 yes, it is very used, but i was to bend random it.I took it with wd40 ,or vaseline:-) |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by earlytimz on 06/22/10 at 07:26:03 LoL... That's gotta be better than taking it without anything!! |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by dasch on 06/22/10 at 08:02:04 HAHAHAHAH, WD40??? Man, you must patent that idea. And randomly bending your plunger sounds painful! ;D ;D ;D Chromosful, again - welcome to the club! |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by chromosful on 06/22/10 at 08:52:28 I can speak in english just a little bit, usuallyi read wrong.:-)thx your patient. |
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Title: Re: choke plunger Post by dasch on 06/22/10 at 08:55:19 ;) |
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