Thanks for the Video. I unloosened the 3 screws on my knock off 2150 and turned it both ways and the choke did not move at all, so I turned the screw adjustment to set the choke. It does start better, I just don't know why It would not turn? maybe because it is electric ? I did not want to take it apart as sometimes you can do more damage than expected.
Take the black choke off completetly there should be a lever in there thats also the choke spring.. that Arm as yoy will goes into a Groove. So when the spring opens it moves the arm in that groove and opens the choke plates. If this makes sense ? You gatta line that arm with the groove as you put the black cover back on. Its best to do this with the carb off.. So you can see better. But i did mine with it on . So when you turn the black thing left or right it should catch the arm and move the choke open or close. Clockwise is open.. close is counterclock wise. My 2100 the arm was out of the groove so i coukd turn the black thing left right 2 inchs and nothing would move. I had to take the cap off as i mentioned above and line it back up The 2150 is a tad diff than the 2100 i have here.. but its the same principle. The insides if the 2150 has a few other mechanisms. Go online and look at pics of what it looks like inside. 2150 is heated and electric. Should have heat tubes as well going to it. At least my 2150 on my other Jeep my 90 grand wagoneer does. The adjustment screw should be turned only until it touches that plate. The screw pushes against the plate sligjtly.. so when you pump on the gas pedal it lift the arm up and sets the fast idle..
Thanks alot , at least I found where the problem is. It should not be to difficult to get it back in place Have a good day. @@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305
@@SuperDirtyred1look up the 2150 carb choke like a diagram, its a little different inside has a piston or something inside of it, but its still similar
Thanks for the Video. I unloosened the 3 screws on my knock off 2150 and turned it both ways and the choke did not move at all, so I turned the screw adjustment
to set the choke. It does start better, I just don't know why It would not turn? maybe because it is electric ? I did not want to take it apart as sometimes you can do more damage than expected.
Take the black choke off completetly there should be a lever in there thats also the choke spring.. that Arm as yoy will goes into a Groove. So when the spring opens it moves the arm in that groove and opens the choke plates. If this makes sense ? You gatta line that arm with the groove as you put the black cover back on. Its best to do this with the carb off.. So you can see better. But i did mine with it on
. So when you turn the black thing left or right it should catch the arm and move the choke open or close.
Clockwise is open.. close is counterclock wise. My 2100 the arm was out of the groove so i coukd turn the black thing left right 2 inchs and nothing would move. I had to take the cap off as i mentioned above and line it back up
The 2150 is a tad diff than the 2100 i have here.. but its the same principle. The insides if the 2150 has a few other mechanisms. Go online and look at pics of what it looks like inside.
2150 is heated and electric. Should have heat tubes as well going to it. At least my 2150 on my other Jeep my 90 grand wagoneer does.
The adjustment screw should be turned only until it touches that plate. The screw pushes against the plate sligjtly.. so when you pump on the gas pedal it lift the arm up and sets the fast idle..
Thanks alot , at least I found where the problem is. It should not be to difficult to get it back in place Have a good day.
@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305
@@SuperDirtyred1look up the 2150 carb choke like a diagram, its a little different inside has a piston or something inside of it, but its still similar