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    Legns is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerFirst time rider
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    ISO 250es choke lever

    Ok so I am looking for the little lever on the kill/light switch I have a good switch but no choke lever. if anyone has that lever and spring or know of anyone that does or a non working switch with one on it. Thanks

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    Hi , they are on ebay new from time to time...if you have an 85 that's the only year lever that will work...86 ' 87 and 88 on up are the same . Good luck .
    our original 85 we bought new, 2 - 86 police specials
    250r dust runner
    04 Yamaha kodiaK 450 snowbuster ! Brute Force 750 dust collector .
    Bunch of es stuff I been buying for next builds....
    Gone but lives on in my aching body the mighty 350x collection . A Beat 85 es im gonna rebuild

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    Legns is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerFirst time rider
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    I did not know that thanks for the info

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    I have a broken one too.
    Lever snapped because the choke cylinder was stuck.
    About 2 weeks of soaking with penetrant, vibration, push pull, gently pry etc etc and I finally got the choke plunger to move.
    Be VERY careful in trying to pull that loose.
    Very delicate tabs hold it to the cable.
    I had one so bad and nothing to lose, so I almost boiled it in vinegar and water...about 200 degrees
    and it worked and didn't seem to hurt anything.

    I just disconnected the cable and let it hang free so I could pull it
    out
    to choke....for now.

    "for now" by definition on the farm is 7 years, btw.

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    Legns is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerFirst time rider
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    Ya it looks like I'm going to have to buy a whole new switch or one of those little ones that go directly on the carb

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    What year big red do you have ?
    our original 85 we bought new, 2 - 86 police specials
    250r dust runner
    04 Yamaha kodiaK 450 snowbuster ! Brute Force 750 dust collector .
    Bunch of es stuff I been buying for next builds....
    Gone but lives on in my aching body the mighty 350x collection . A Beat 85 es im gonna rebuild

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    Quote Originally Posted by Legns View Post
    Ya it looks like I'm going to have to buy a whole new switch or one of those little ones that go directly on the carb
    I didn;t know there even was such a thing.
    I might like one or 2 too.

    May be easy to make one (oem type) out of wood or cheap aluminum can..oops...bottle opener.
    They are close to the same shape and easily ground and drilled.

    hmm. thanks for the thought.

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    Legns is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerFirst time rider
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    I cant seem to find the one I was looking at but it was something similar to this that would work on that carb

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mikuni-TM-Ca...hHIm9w&vxp=mtr

    Or this if I mount it in the dash

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-ATC-20...RWbtRD&vxp=mtr
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