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My choke cable broke on my p-15 the other day. Anyone have an extra they would like to get rid of? All I really need is the knob and the cable.

Or does anyone know how to convert an aftermarket cable to fit with the original knob. I know the cable is molded to the rod and knob.

Any help would be much appreciated. :)

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You can fix it real easy - first remove the broken wire, replace the wire and silver solder in place. Immerse the ivory knob in water while soldering to avoid

melting the plastic. The wire is the inner cable from C8 conduit which is commonly used on lawnmower throttle cables. It is also possible to replace the outer part of the cable with care. We use this in our shop and buy the C8 in 50 foot coils.

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You can fix it real easy - first remove the broken wire, replace the wire and silver solder in place. Immerse the ivory knob in water while soldering to avoid

melting the plastic. The wire is the inner cable from C8 conduit which is commonly used on lawnmower throttle cables. It is also possible to replace the outer part of the cable with care. We use this in our shop and buy the C8 in 50 foot coils.

Sounds like a good idea. May try that. Thanks for the tip.

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Sounds like a good idea. May try that. Thanks for the tip.

Hey I tried this and it worked great! Removed the old cable and purchased a new choke cable from the auto parts store. Pulled the old cable out of the choke knob and rod. Soldered the new cable into the end of the rod and put it back into the cable protector and sleeve.

Works great and looks like original. Great idea, thanks for the help!

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