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Lost a choke bolt

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And of course, it's not listed on the fiche. Anyone have any clue on the size, or is it just going to have to be something I try until I find the right one?

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If the carbs are off the bike, maybe the local hardware can help..Take the carbs with you and try some of their metric selections..worth a shot.
 
chuck hahn said:
If the carbs are off the bike, maybe the local hardware can help..Take the carbs with you and try some of their metric selections..worth a shot.
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They aren't off. I'd planned on just riding it up there and asking them if they'd let me grab a bolt and run out to try it.
 
chuck hahn said:
If the carbs are off the bike, maybe the local hardware can help..Take the carbs with you and try some of their metric selections..worth a shot.
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Thats what I'd do too. ACE Hardware would be a great place to start?
 
I hope you still have the bushings!! Yeah they are usually cool about letting you check.. its probably a 4 or 5 mm..
 
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It's the same as all the others, M4 16mm is what I put in mine :D



I didn't loctite mine but that's because I'm removing it to hook up a 'bar mounted choke lever once I get my spark issue sorted and first start out of the way.
 
pete said:
It's the same as all the others, M4 16mm is what I put in mine :D



I didn't loctite mine but that's because I'm removing it to hook up a 'bar mounted choke lever once I get my spark issue sorted and first start out of the way.
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Awesome, I had an extra one and it fit perfectly. Thanks!
 
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