Re: Remove Choke on Merc 140
> There shouldn't anything you have to do at all to the cam or speed screw.
I think I will need to do something. The choke is acting so goofy that it's sometimes pulling the cam up with the engine fully warm, and then the idle speed is too high and I'd rather not slam the dogs when shifting. When I removed the vertical choke rod (which hooks into the cam), the cam just rotated down to the point where the screw was in mid air, so when idling down the rpm's would drop drop drop and the engine would die.
