601862 - Large spring for choke swivel Engine Part Land Rover Range Rover Series

601862 - Chokeveer – Groot – Draaibaar

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Choke Veer - de grote retourveer voor de choke-draaier op de Zenith carburateur, in het brandstofsysteem.

Het past over de spil van de choke-draaier op de carburateur en brengt het chokemechanisme terug naar de ruststand zodra de bedieningskabel wordt losgelaten. Geschikt voor carburateurs van het type Zenith (ERC2886) op 2.25 benzinemotoren.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 en 3

Fitment Notes SERIE II/IIA/III — Zenith Carburateur (ERC2886)

Alternative Codes

601862

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Frequently asked questions

What does the choke spring do on a Series Land Rover?

The choke spring is the large return spring for the choke swivel on the Zenith-type carburettor. It fits over the choke swivel spindle and returns the choke mechanism to its rest position once the operating cable is released. Fitted to the 2.25 petrol engine on the Land Rover Series 2 and 3.

Where does the choke spring sit on the carburettor?

The choke spring sits over the choke swivel spindle at the carburettor, within the fuel system. It works against the choke linkage, so releasing the choke cable lets the spring pull the mechanism back to its rest position. A missing spring leaves the choke unable to return, which typically upsets cold-start running.

How is the large choke spring different from the smaller choke spring?

The large choke spring is the swivel return spring, sized for the choke swivel on the Zenith-type carburettor. Carburettor choke assemblies typically use more than one spring, so check you're matching the large swivel spring rather than a smaller linkage spring. Confirm against the Zenith setup on your 2.25 petrol Series 2 or 3.