I assume you have a carby on the engine.Is the auto choke is at the top of the carby and is attached to the top butterfly directly under the air cleaner. Normally a round black cap held in place by 3 screws in a metal ring. Loosen the screws and turn the black cap slightly to close off the butterfly slightly when cold. You will need to press on the accelerator to activate a ratchet cam to allow the choke to work
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Check the Air Intake Temperature sensor, that is used by the control module to determine when to start and stop the choke. The AIT is mounted on the air intake.
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Well it doesn't have a choke. There are a couple of common problems for this symptom. One is a defective Idle air control motor. The other is leaking intake manifold gaskets.
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