Stuck choke plunger

Emily · Dec 12, 2014

It's a quad don't hate me. The plunger is seized in the carburetor any ideas to get it unstuck without smashing it with a baseball bat?

SRAD97750 · Dec 12, 2014

Submerge in PB blaster (WD40) for 3 days, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle. -BIG DAN

Mojavekid18 · Dec 12, 2014

look at it real mean like

Emily · Dec 12, 2014

Mojavekid18:
look at it real mean like

I already did! I even flicked it off

jackson409 · Dec 12, 2014

A man could probably move it.

:poke:

Mihylo33 · Dec 14, 2014

Everyone loves a girl with no gag reflex....

theres a rubber o-ring in these things that likes to rip on occasion. pull the choke circuit and see.

Emily · Dec 14, 2014

It wasn't even corroded really when it came out. Took some wet/dry to it before reassembly. :USA:

ossagp · Dec 15, 2014

Gas makes nice glue. Since it is just a quad I really don't mind the idea if someone else building in some air leaks (wet and dry). :bonk:

Emily · Dec 16, 2014

ossagp:
Gas makes nice glue. Since it is just a quad I really don't mind the idea if someone else building in some air leaks (wet and dry).

I actually took it to a stone dremel there's a few flat spots in it but it should be fine

ossagp · Dec 16, 2014

Emily:
I actually took it to a stone dremel there's a few flat spots in it but it should be fine

WHAT?? (Flat spots after you gave it the Dremel ?)

Emily · Dec 16, 2014

ossagp:
WHAT?? (Flat spots after you gave it the Dremel ?)