electric choke problems
electric choke problems
83 2.8l electric choke problems. rochester varajet ii non electronic carb. i think i may have a choke problem. this morning it was about 45* outside. my car would start and run and miss horribly. i think it was the electronic choke. im not 100% on how it functions but is it something i can ard wire to a toggle when i need it to opperate???
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From: Wilmington, Massachusetts
Car: 1983 Z28/2000 ZR2
Engine: CFI to carbed 305/ 4.3
Transmission: Built 700r4/4L60e
Axle/Gears: 3:23/3:73
Re: electric choke problems
The choke needs to be hooked up to a 12 v 'key on' source of power. Just run power directly to a spot in your fuse box, don't even bother with a toggle switch.
The way it works is picture the choke coil as a spring. When the choke coil is heated, it tightens. Electric chokes use a current to heat itself to a certain temperature and when it reaches that temperature the choke comes off.
The way it works is picture the choke coil as a spring. When the choke coil is heated, it tightens. Electric chokes use a current to heat itself to a certain temperature and when it reaches that temperature the choke comes off.
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