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Technicians testing a Choke Pull-off equipped with air bleed holes are reminded that a large volume vacuum source such as engine manifold vacuum should be used. A hand-held vacuum pump is insufficient for testing.

When a manifold vacuum source is attached to this style of Choke Pull-off, retraction of the plunger will occur in approximately 2 to 3 seconds.

The air bleed hole is present to dampen the rate of plunger retraction, preventing a start-up and stall condition.


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