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Posted by Varooom
 - January 02, 2011, 05:45:14 AM

I agree with Chief.  I've never needed to use the 'choke' on my 1999 1500 even below freezing; it starts and adjusts to idle rpm perfectly, with standard exhaust or V&H Longshots.  Try a couple ounces of good injector cleaner with your next tank or two of hi test gas.
Good luck,
Varooom

Posted by chief
 - January 01, 2011, 20:59:43 PM

Then you have a problem with your fuel injection... required use of the choke is not normal.

Posted by ski.dive
 - January 01, 2011, 19:42:26 PM

my bike will not start, unless i pull it out all the way.

Posted by chief
 - December 30, 2010, 16:54:16 PM

Yep... never use mine personally.

Posted by ski.dive
 - December 30, 2010, 13:35:45 PM

SO IT'S JUST TO BRING UP RPM'S DURING WARM UP? ???

Posted by chief
 - December 29, 2010, 21:44:24 PM

Its not an actual "choke"... it increases idle speed through linkage to the throttle plate.

Posted by ski.dive
 - December 29, 2010, 19:12:22 PM

wondering, why does the 1500 have a choke if it's fuel injected?

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