manual or electric choke?

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Re: manual or electric choke? [Re: GBASS1951] #913422 11/04/08 03:35 AM

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cirrus

Getting the Wheeling Fever

For power you can hook choke wire to the ballast resistor attached to the ignition coil. Hook the choke wire to the side of the ballast resistor the the ignition switch is connected to.

One side of the ballast resistor is connected to the ignition switch and the other side is connected to the ignition coil. This will supply power when the ignition is in "run" to the choke coil.

good luck

1987 Raider/Silver/5speed/AC/Off road package
356K miles/owned since new/daily driver

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
manual or electric choke?	GBASS1951	10/29/08 10:26 PM
Re: manual or electric choke?	cirrus	10/30/08 02:49 AM
Re: manual or electric choke?	Trooper-san	10/30/08 05:06 PM
Re: manual or electric choke?	GBASS1951	11/03/08 07:43 PM
Re: manual or electric choke?	cirrus	11/04/08 03:35 AM
Re: manual or electric choke?	GBASS1951	11/04/08 09:33 PM

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