How do chokes work?

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I remember as a kid my dad's old cars used to have a choke and when starting up in the mornings it had to be pulled out or we be going nowhere. I take it nowadays cars have some sort of automatic choke, or the engines have evolved so that they aren't needed..? I know if I had to drive a car with one I wouldn't do it right :p
 
ok its kinda making sense now, beacause in the mornings Ive noticed that my zetec engine idles at about 1500rpm, then when i get to uni its idling at about 700rpm or something... :)
 
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