Frank ,I mean the throttle butterfly.
When you pull the long flat brass choke rod manually, it actuates the small lever on the left of the rear of the carb body, which opens the throttle butterfly about 1/4”.
It doesn’t seem like the electric choke has a provision to do this, in addition to closing the choke butterfly?
I checked the 1965 33 HP electric choke on Marne engine, and they have eliminated the small lever on the rear, so I guess it my choke conversion should work ok, even without opening the throttle butterfly a crack on startup?
Thanks,
Bob D
