Engine dies when choke is closed

Im having problems with choke. When I clsoe the choke the engine dies. I cleaned out the carb, what are some other reasons why its doing this?

kashmir wrote:Im having problems with choke. When I clsoe the choke the engine dies. I cleaned out the carb, what are some other reasons why its doing this?

Is this at idle with the engine at operating temperature?

If so, your running to rich.

Funny mine dies when I try and run on choke

Couple of things to check:
- pilot jet: clogged? Sounds like it, and it's the smallest jet hence most likely to clog first.
- idle-screws still in their correct position? Mixture & slide screws I mean.
- if you haven't closed-up the small bore to the membrane-valve (LHS of carb, under 4 screws) it may be that this membrane is torn/broken or that some other fault here is to blame. Fix it by putting a small drop of epoxy-glue in the bore of the cover.
- the carb2rubber connection (on the head-side) is leaking. Go outside (duh!), start it up on choke, and with a gas-burner (OFF, no flame!) blow gas around this connection. If the rev's rise there's a leak somewhere here.
Oh, 1 other point..... there's enough gas is there??

And stop buying cheap gas you cheap buttnut. Your BRP deserves better