Practice question

What is the function of a carburetor's starter (choke) circuit during a cold engine start?

  1. It temporarily restricts air flow or opens an auxiliary fuel passage to provide a rich air-fuel mixture, helping the cold engine ignite fuel.
  2. It advances the ignition timing to create a stronger spark.
  3. It bypasses the throttle cable to keep the engine speed at maximum RPM.
  4. It pumps extra lubricating oil into the cylinder head to prevent dry starts.

Answer: A — It temporarily restricts air flow or opens an auxiliary fuel passage to provide a rich air-fuel mixture, helping the cold engine ignite fuel.

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