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Don Quixote · 06-27-2013, 10:04 PM

See, mine starts hot but very hard. Funny that if I shut her down and start up right back up she is quick but if I let her sit for more than 10 minutes, she's a bear to start. Cold starts she does very well with the pull choke and now that I have it tuned right, I don't have to use the choke all the time anymore but a little until she gets her feet under her.

Lattimer · 06-27-2013, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Don Quixote

See, mine starts hot but very hard. Funny that if I shut her down and start up right back up she is quick but if I let her sit for more than 10 minutes, she's a bear to start. Cold starts she does very well with the pull choke and now that I have it tuned right, I don't have to use the choke all the time anymore but a little until she gets her feet under her.

Mine pops right off once it cranks. Electric choke works great, I can take right off with it cold and it won't stumble.

06-27-2013, 10:04 PM	#1
Don Quixote Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Woodlawn, TN Posts: 275	Re: Mini starters See, mine starts hot but very hard. Funny that if I shut her down and start up right back up she is quick but if I let her sit for more than 10 minutes, she's a bear to start. Cold starts she does very well with the pull choke and now that I have it tuned right, I don't have to use the choke all the time anymore but a little until she gets her feet under her. __________________ Rocinante: 1972 GMC C25, 292, SM465, 14 bolt, power nothing, 440k and still handles my PCS moves Jorge: Kia Roller-skate with lots of buttons for the wife Wovoka: 2017 Indian Chief Vintage, better on gas but not much So far, this is the oldest I've ever been.



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