Choke Shut Off Valve?
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Choke Shut Off Valve?
So I found a 85 GS for sale in the area and the guy says it needs "intake work". so I send him an email about it and this is the reply I get.
"the intake itself is actually fine there is just a choke shut-off valve that sits right on top of the intake that is bad because of this the car will not start the butterfly in the intake was stuck closed but i got that to move again all it needs is that choke shut-off valve."
my question is: Would this really keep the car from running? Seems to me it would still run but with the choke engaged. Or maybe there is a bigger problem that he isn't seeing. I don't know anything else about the car other than it is a stick and that is a 12a. Any information would be great, I don't have anywhere to work on this car so I was hoping it would actually run for now, until I could find somewhere to rip it apart.
Kyle
"the intake itself is actually fine there is just a choke shut-off valve that sits right on top of the intake that is bad because of this the car will not start the butterfly in the intake was stuck closed but i got that to move again all it needs is that choke shut-off valve."
my question is: Would this really keep the car from running? Seems to me it would still run but with the choke engaged. Or maybe there is a bigger problem that he isn't seeing. I don't know anything else about the car other than it is a stick and that is a 12a. Any information would be great, I don't have anywhere to work on this car so I was hoping it would actually run for now, until I could find somewhere to rip it apart.
Kyle
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That's the shutter valve. It shouldn't keep it from starting, but with it stuck closed, it would only run on one rotor. Check the FAQ and archives. The shutter valve is a common failure, and is not too hard to replace.
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thanks, I searched for "choke cut off valve" and didn't come up with any results, I performed the RNR on my 7 back in Michigan so the shutter valve sounds familiar
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