Toyota Pickup Carb 22R Choke Coil Adjustment

Adjusting the electric choke coil on my carbureted 1983 Toyota pickup 22r. These carbs are cheap and easy to replace, I usually recommend just buying a new one and throwing it on in an hour instead of spending hours diagnosing.
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[@lesklower7281]

Who needs a workshop manual when there is you tube another educational video because l own a 1997 Toyota Hilux with a 22R engine and an aisin caburator

[@user-pn1be8xm3v]

Mine doesn't start well, so this is great to see. Can you do a video with how the cruise control is supposed to be hooked up? I just bought an 84 Toyota Dolphin and feel lost. Mine is chewing through oil. Open to advice, have been searching hard on how to fix and hoping to avoid ring job or overhaul (140k miles so not crazy).

[@Jjessemendez]

I have a question on the vacuum lines. Can you make a video on where they go? I have a 83 22r Toyota pickup that I am selling

[@stevenstrom458]

Thank you for your video. I have a 1984 Toyota Pickup. The choke according to my mechanic is non-adjustable and recommended that I take it to a carburetor place to have it rebuilt. I have a lot of trouble starting the truck from a cold start. I saw where you mention that the stock carb choke is riveted (3 rivets). Is that why it is non adjustable? Would it be feasible for me to buy the OEM choke that you reference in the Amazon URL above and relace the existing choke as long as I drill out the rivets and replace with screws? Would you use some kind of self tapping screws or would you use a tap to make threads for a machine screw?

[@klujics123]

Might give it a little rev when turning the key off. This leaves a bit of gas in the carb. Then 2 slow pumps and start.

[@bradym7198]

How can adjust this oem carb

[@joenava2679]

I have a 1987 Toyota pickup 22r and recently had the carburetor replaced and right away I noticed that it wants to die on take off so I have to give it gas slowly and every once in a while it would start sputtering and a few times it would just shut off and start right up and be fine. Justt yesterday it kept sputtering and it shut off around 7 times so I just parked it, I sure hope I can get it running great again because I don't want to get rid of it, thanks.

[@xxkornmetalxx]

Did you figure it out? Mine is doing the same.

[@carlosd.4397]

I have a 1987 Toyota single cab with a standard transmission carburetor and it is 4x4 I need to replace the carburetor but I don't know what kind of carburetor it has if it is the automatic shock one

[@DougGoneWild]

Yeah this one is what you need: amzn.to/3MdICFN

[@montejohm]

Mine it takes so long to start when it’s cold later on the coil gets hot, is that normal?

[@DougGoneWild]

Does it take a long time when its cold or when its already warm and been started?

[@montejohm]

@@DougGoneWild just when it’s cold, after being warm it starts right up but the choke coil gets hot

[@joselmendoza5763]

My 22r coil dont come with screws to adjust I think is oem somebody have idea how

[@DougGoneWild]

You'll have to drill them out

[@joselmendoza5763]

@@DougGoneWild its only way to adjust?

[@CarlosPerez-tc3vj]

I have a question how did you flatten the passenger side butterfly before adjusting the choke? TIA

[@DougGoneWild]

Are you adjusting it while it's cold? With your hand, slightly open the throttle cable (about ¼ throttle is fine) and at the same time close the passenger side choke plate with your finger. Let go of the throttle while holding the plate as far closed as it will go (this sequence has the same effect as stomping the gas pedal before starting the truck). Let go of the choke plate and if your choke is closing correctly then the plate should be about 1/8 th of an inch open. If you open the plate with your finger it should spring back to the closed position. If it does not spring back when pushed open, your choke needs to be adjusted or your coil needs to be replaced.

[@CarlosPerez-tc3vj]

@@DougGoneWild thank you so much I'm a amateur at this and not a carburetor guy I'm also trying to figure out best idle adjustment and fuel mixture adjustment on the carb. I have the same carb you show on the video. You are a awesome you tuber responding with such detail answer. Much appreciated.

[@CarlosPerez-tc3vj]

Yes the truck is cold and not on while I do adjustment.

[@yukkosuomenen7]

Your truck is awesome! ❤️🇫🇮

[@FoxyLobo]

Cool. If you ever feel like selling it let me know!

[@DavidD6969]

I sold one just like it ...sure wish i still had it..👍

[@johnives675]

Mine likes to blow black smoke like it's choking out for about 15 minutes. Any ideas?

[@DougGoneWild]

Honestly man, I had a truck in the past (10+ years ago) where I tried everything to get it to not dump fuel and black smoke while it was cold. I ended up just buying a new carb on Amazon for $100 and throwing it on to save the headache. Worked flawlessly afterwards if you aren't able to diagnose it. This is the one I bought and its still running on that pickup to this day: amzn.to/45Kh3vt

[@Shaun-zp2vl]

Same issue here once it warms up temp gauge get exactly half way it’s fine, anything below, it’s choking at idle sounds like it have a healthy cam in it and usually cut off but driving it’s normal..was trying to avoid buying a carb if it was a 10minutes adjustment or clean..

[@richardmcdaniel3108]

10mm spotted

[@rangerirwin2251]

So how do you adjust the other butterfly?

[@DougGoneWild]

The driver side butterfly valve is vacuum operated and only opens under full throttle. I've seen people use a rubber band to open it fully all the time with no negative effects.

[@rangerirwin2251]

@@DougGoneWild thanks you so much man I’ve been having a problem with the driver side valve on my truck for some time now

[@CarlosPerez-tc3vj]

Your awesome! I just installed a new carburetor 3 months ago and had no idea how to set up the electric choke on my 22r carburetor. Thank you so much for sharing it's highly appreciated.

[@rustysruger]

@@DougGoneWild what would be the advantage of keeping it open??