Manual Choke Vs Electric Choke. Since they involve fewer components, the overall cost of the. The best answer depends on the end use, how stock is the.
Web « reply #1 on: But my f100 had a manual choke rigged up to the carb after the po had disconnected the electric choke. The best answer depends on the end use, how stock is the.
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Web first, understand that both the thermostatic hot air choke and fully electric aftermarket chokes are both automatic style chokes. But my f100 had a manual choke rigged up to the carb after the po had disconnected the electric choke. Web 1 reply save like lakeroadster · #5 · may 20, 2013 i prefer the manual choke.
A guy i took my car to says the manual choke on my '83 is. No need to worry that it might close too soon or close completely or not. Web hi there, i have a 1975 124 sedan i brought from italy myself so smog or any of that stuff is non existent, but this is the only forum i could find with relatively the same.
The heat source is a coil of resistance. Web #1 hi there, i have a 1975 124 sedan i brought from italy myself so smog or any of that stuff is non existent, but this is the only forum i could find with relatively the. Makes a nice theft deterent device also.
March 19, 2008, 04:12:40 pm » you are going to get many responses to this question. Web i have also heard that the electric choke is the way to go, but basically does the same thing as the manual. Once the engine is at operating temp, the chokes should be wide open.
