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Tea20 choke plate operation zenith 24T-2

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kaesark

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Think my choke Plate is either sticking or the choke spindle spring is faulty. When I pull back on the choke lever the choke plate stays open however if I give the choke spring anchor plate a slight twist then the choke plate springs shut. Can the tension on the choke spindle spring be adjusted or is a replacement needed.
Thanks
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Appreciate your help as I am not clear on just what or how the choke plate should work. I was thinking that pulling back the choke lever would allow the spindle spring to do it's thing and close the choke plate.
Thanks
 
I have given everything a good soak in oil to see if I could free up choke plate movement. Put a torch down choke barrel and I think choke plate is rubbing on one side of barrel. If I loosened plate screws will I get desired movement of plate that is sideways so as to centralise on spindle so as to eliminate rubbing on side of barrel.
 
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If I loosened plate screws will I get desired movement of plate that is sideways so as to centralise on spindle so as to eliminate rubbing on side of barrel.

YES....
That is exactly as per my picture and instructions:

loosen Plate screws, close choke plate ...and then tighten Plate Screws....Choke plate shall now be centered in bore of Carb.

All dirt and grime must be removed from around rotating shafts:

Bob...
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All fixed with no thanks to the previous owner who had put spring washer on wrong side of spring.
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