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another carb question (2)
I dont know how my last post ended up where it did, So i will repost. Have a new holley 4150 650DP, i removed all the choke linkages, I am wondering what the best way is to remove the choke butterfly, or to just keep the choke open. Also does any one really use the choke function on there carbs. Thanks for any input. Bly.
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Just take a pair of pliers and while lifting on the butterfly rock it back and forth. It's only held in place by a couple of detents above and below the shaft. Then just slide out the shaft and you're done.
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