Practice question
What is the function of a carburetor's starter (choke) circuit during a cold engine start?
- It temporarily restricts air flow or opens an auxiliary fuel passage to provide a rich air-fuel mixture, helping the cold engine ignite fuel.
- It advances the ignition timing to create a stronger spark.
- It bypasses the throttle cable to keep the engine speed at maximum RPM.
- 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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