28-03-12, 09:04 PM
Quote:The weird part is, I had it running for about a minute with the choke half out, and it idling at about 2k, The minute I got on it, and stood it up right, it then cut out, despite the choke being half out. Put the choke fully out, and tried to start it again with me on it, and it didn't want to. It did eventually, but that kinda bothered me.
These things need VERY LITTLE choke (Mine only needs it for about 10 seconds and then only on a cold morning). If you keep the choke ON then it will die because the engine floods (mixture much too rich) and it will be a pain to start until all that extra fuel has evaporated.
What you describe there is normal behaviour, I think.