Hi All,
I have a 1978 Enfield India Bullet Deluxe. It has not been used for two weeks. I uncovered it today and it didn't start. I turned the choke on and it started. The issue is that when I turn the choke off then, the engine dies. Even with the choke turned on, it runs as if the throttle was opened way too much. I close the choke and the engine dies instantly. I removed the carburetor, cleaned the float bowl, remove the float ball hinge pin, cleaned the float needle, cleaned the main jet and the pilot jet. I did not adjust the air mixture screw. It is as it was when the motorcycle was running fine. I do not feel that it might have to do anything with the idle screw. I have had my engine kill switch disconnected since the time the motorcycle was running fine.