You don’t necessarily need a choke. I live in a colder region. My car never had a manual or electric choke. All you have to do is pump the pedal 5 or 6 times if car hasn’t run in a couple days. It will fire right up. You just need to feather the throttle for 10-20 seconds until the engine builds a small amount of heat. When you restart the car after it being warm. It’s not needed there either. Just turn the key it will fire up with no throttle input needed. I actually removed my choke valve. So it doesn’t accidentally close while running the car. I put 5k miles on my engine never having a choke. Some engines won’t start without one. These carbs self prime themselves when you pump the throttle. It squirts gas, not necessarily needing a choke. .
