--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Duane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am about to install an Edelbrock carb with an electric choke. Has
> anyone installed one of these and if so where did you wire the choke
> wire to and how big a fuse did you use. It is going on a '76
> Executive MH with a 440-3 engine and Dodge chassis.
>
> When I got my winny it had a holley with a mechanical choke
conversion, BUT; I think the original electric choke wire just ran
back to where the ignition circuit fed the white ceramic ignition
resistor. One of its terminals would have 12 volts on it whenever
the ignition was on the run position, and you could connect to that wire.
If your electric choke has two wires, like the 318 electric chokes
did, the other wire would simply be grounded to any convenient part of
the block or intake manifold.
To me the hardest part of installing a different carburetor was
always getting the throttle and kickdown linkage to work without
hangups.
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