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I rebuilt the carb and went to install it and the choke end was worn out and it wouldn't hold. I ordered a choke end repair kit and put it on. This one was way to small for the hole. It measured on the thread 9.80mm. The original one is 11mm in diameter. 

Does anyone know where I can get the right size choke end or whole choke cable that would fit. 

I'm worried that if I order a new oem cable at $130 it won't even fit. 

Any input is appreciated. 

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