-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "John Nasta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > What exactly does divorced choke mean? Is that the thermostatic kind? I have > a manual choke on my El Camino but I want to go w/ electric for the Malibu. > I guess I will give rebuilding my Q-Jet a shot since I basically have > nothing to lose.
I can't remember offhand if your 17056206 Q-Jet has an electric choke or not but IIRC it'll have the barrel-style choke housing. If it has a nipple for a hot air source you can cap it (otherwise it'll be a small vacuum leak) and install an electric choke disc from another Q-Jet; that's how I usually do it. A few years ago I took all my discs and sat down with them and a 12V battery to determine how fast each one opened and tagged them accordingly. Brad
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What exactly does divorced choke mean? Is that the thermostatic kind? I have a manual choke on my El Camino but I want to go w/ electric for the Malibu. I guess I will give rebuilding my Q-Jet a shot since I basically have nothing to lose.
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