Hey there XS Brain Trust
I have not addressed this problem yet, but I think it is time to take action. My Choke Lever (Leftside of Carbs) is in very poor condition, it is badly rusted and has been bent over at a 90 degree angle, possibly more than once, I see indications of fatigue cracks developing and have not risked trying to straighten it. Before I rebuilt the carbs, the choke linkage was very sticky, prolly the cause of the bent lever. Since rebuild the lever functions fine.
As for condition of a replacement unit, I am cool with slight rust as long as it is not pitting. I will prolly end up painting the lever. My carbs are the early 78-79 units.
Fingers Crossed.
I have not addressed this problem yet, but I think it is time to take action. My Choke Lever (Leftside of Carbs) is in very poor condition, it is badly rusted and has been bent over at a 90 degree angle, possibly more than once, I see indications of fatigue cracks developing and have not risked trying to straighten it. Before I rebuilt the carbs, the choke linkage was very sticky, prolly the cause of the bent lever. Since rebuild the lever functions fine.
As for condition of a replacement unit, I am cool with slight rust as long as it is not pitting. I will prolly end up painting the lever. My carbs are the early 78-79 units.
Fingers Crossed.
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