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Buy a 12 volt test light, check the white wire for power, also check the ground wire black with the key on, if you do not have power your choke will not open and the engine will run rich and rough, it will start but as the engine warms the choke needs to open. pull the air cleaner off and look to confirm the choke is opening.

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Originally posted by SIG:
Thanks for your comments, I will check them all next week. Any other clue that I could look for to get the engine back to normal idling? I have attached a photo from one side of the carburator.
Brgds
Hartwig

11/23/144:57 PM

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