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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Trucks / February 2005

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<MIKE> Re: 85 22re poor start

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ObiWan - 02 Feb 2005 19:59 GMT
Thanks for reply.
The choke plate is not closing. I also tried with ignition on.
It seems to be locked in open position, because when I try to
force it closed, it will not move. When I have more time I will
try to see why. It seems to be mechanical, do you agree?
Also Toyota no longer makes the choke coils, so I hear from
local dealer.

 Make sure the choke is working properly. With the ignition off
pump the
accelerator one time. Remove the air cleaner and look at the
choke plate, it
should be fully closed when cold. If not, check to see what is
keeping it
from closing. It is possible for the chole coil to lose it's
tension and
cause this. If that is the problem replace the choke coil.
Mike - 03 Feb 2005 00:56 GMT
> Thanks for reply.
> The choke plate is not closing. I also tried with ignition on.
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> Also Toyota no longer makes the choke coils, so I hear from
> local dealer.

  Yes, if it won't move it is mechanical. I would check the linkage for
binding and maybe the choke coil itself could be frozen. If the dealer no
longer has the choke coil you could try aftermarket or a wrecking yard.

>  Make sure the choke is working properly. With the ignition off
> pump the
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ed_herman@yahoo.com - 03 Feb 2005 14:26 GMT
2-3-05 You are holding the throttle open a little when you try to move
the choke plate?  IIRC the choke did not close on a cold engine until
you depressed the throttle.  Good luck. Ed
 
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