Choke
01-25-2006, 10:58 AM
#1
Choke
hello,
Im about to install a HB and i notice the other night when i pulled off the electrical pod on my 02 r6 that the choke only works if the pod is bolted arround a clip-on tube.. i took it all apart and was trying to figure out a way to use choke while the pod was off the bike, i gotta remove the big *** pos pod n i need to use choke still but dont wanna sit there in the morning pulling on the damn choke cable for 5 minutes.
any ideas on what i should do besides buy a honda or a fuel injected bike lol thanks
Im about to install a HB and i notice the other night when i pulled off the electrical pod on my 02 r6 that the choke only works if the pod is bolted arround a clip-on tube.. i took it all apart and was trying to figure out a way to use choke while the pod was off the bike, i gotta remove the big *** pos pod n i need to use choke still but dont wanna sit there in the morning pulling on the damn choke cable for 5 minutes.
any ideas on what i should do besides buy a honda or a fuel injected bike lol thanks
01-25-2006, 11:08 AM
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Re: Choke
Originally Posted by Wheeliest
hello,
Im about to install a HB and i notice the other night when i pulled off the electrical pod on my 02 r6 that the choke only works if the pod is bolted arround a clip-on tube.. i took it all apart and was trying to figure out a way to use choke while the pod was off the bike, i gotta remove the big *** pos pod n i need to use choke still but dont wanna sit there in the morning pulling on the damn choke cable for 5 minutes.
any ideas on what i should do besides buy a honda or a fuel injected bike lol thanks
Im about to install a HB and i notice the other night when i pulled off the electrical pod on my 02 r6 that the choke only works if the pod is bolted arround a clip-on tube.. i took it all apart and was trying to figure out a way to use choke while the pod was off the bike, i gotta remove the big *** pos pod n i need to use choke still but dont wanna sit there in the morning pulling on the damn choke cable for 5 minutes.
any ideas on what i should do besides buy a honda or a fuel injected bike lol thanks
01-25-2006, 11:24 AM
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Re: Choke
Originally Posted by Wheeliest
anybody got a pic of one?
01-25-2006, 12:38 PM
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Re: Choke
Originally Posted by Wheeliest
here is the left clip on pod with a slide-type choke lever
01-25-2006, 12:42 PM
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Re: Choke
nah i have never traced it back to the carbs. i think its prolly just like the normal slide into n pivot cylinder end type cable. anybody have a 900rr choke cable for cheap?
+ Thanks for your help man!
+ Thanks for your help man!
01-25-2006, 03:50 PM
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Re: Choke
Originally Posted by Wheeliest
nah i have never traced it back to the carbs. i think its prolly just like the normal slide into n pivot cylinder end type cable. anybody have a 900rr choke cable for cheap?
+ Thanks for your help man!
+ Thanks for your help man!
01-25-2006, 04:45 PM
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Re: Choke
disconnect the spring return off the choke assembely on the carbs, then zipties the cable to the bars...
In the morning, pull the cable out, and since there is no spring return, it wont pull back in...then when the bike is all warm and fuzzy, just push the cable back in...
that worked on my piece
In the morning, pull the cable out, and since there is no spring return, it wont pull back in...then when the bike is all warm and fuzzy, just push the cable back in...
that worked on my piece
01-25-2006, 05:27 PM
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Re: Choke
Originally Posted by Wheeliest
uh im not fuel injected and the lever does not WORK unless its clamped arround a clip on... bike will not turn over in the morning if choke is not on.
01-25-2006, 06:20 PM
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Re: Choke
u are the man, thats a good idea! thanks alot guys!
Originally Posted by mista_shrpnl
disconnect the spring return off the choke assembely on the carbs, then zipties the cable to the bars...
In the morning, pull the cable out, and since there is no spring return, it wont pull back in...then when the bike is all warm and fuzzy, just push the cable back in...
that worked on my piece
In the morning, pull the cable out, and since there is no spring return, it wont pull back in...then when the bike is all warm and fuzzy, just push the cable back in...
that worked on my piece
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