Let's use some logic here.

It costs money to drill a hole. It takes time to drill a hole. We all know that time is money. Why would Walbro put the hole in the choke plate if the engine ran better with the hole plugged? This makes no sense at all.

If all is well with the engine's set up, the hole does not need to be plugged to draw fuel. I would find out what is wrong with the engine set up and then fix it. Not Rube Goldberg it by plugging a hole that the manufacturer of the carb feels is necessary, in spite of the cost of making the hole.

No offense intended to the preceding poster, or anyone else.


Ed Cregger