Function of the Motorcycle Choke?

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VanCarter
07/29/25 4:34pm
The choke is a unique device in carburetor-type gasoline engines, which can adjust the mixture concentration to facilitate starting. Under normal circumstances, it should be kept in the open position. Here are some introductions about the choke: 1. Automatic electric choke: Before starting an engine with this type of choke, step on the accelerator pedal first, and the automatic choke will close automatically; then turn on the ignition switch, making it easier to start; since it is controlled by an electric heating wire, the choke will open automatically after a few minutes of power supply. 2. Manual choke: It is manually controlled by the driver, using a cable to adjust the opening degree of the choke to adapt to various changes in mixture concentration.
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