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| Product name | Motorcycle choke cable |
| MOQ | 1000 pcs |
| Certification | ISO9001; IATF 16949 |
| Color | Picture showing |
Cold Start Assistance
Pulling the choke cable closes the choke valve, reducing airflow and enriching the fuel mixture for easier ignition in cold conditions.
Air-Fuel Mixture Adjustment
After startup, gradually releasing the choke cable reopens the valve, restoring the optimal air-fuel ratio for smooth engine operation.
Manual/Automatic Control
Manual Choke Cable: Requires rider input via a handlebar lever or knob.
Automatic Choke (e.g., Electric Heater Type): Uses a temperature sensor to adjust automatically.
Durable Construction
Inner core made of stainless steel or high-carbon steel, with an outer PVC/rubber sheath for oil, corrosion, and abrasion resistance.
Smooth Operation
Low-friction inner cable design ensures smooth pulling; some models include a return spring for consistent choke valve movement.
Precision Control
Custom length and travel distance to match specific carburetor requirements.
Wide Compatibility
Multiple connector types (threaded, snap-on) to fit various carburetor models.
Common Issues
Rusted or broken inner cable causing choke malfunction.
Stiff operation due to worn-out outer sheath.
Maintenance Tips
Regularly lubricate the cable; inspect for wear or damage. If the engine struggles to idle or runs poorly, check if the choke cable is stuck.
Frequently used in cold climates or winter conditions.
Common in older carburetor-based motorcycles (modern fuel-injected bikes often eliminate this part).
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