If anybody is running one of these electric chokes on their Edelbrock carb, I need some help.
If you look at the choke adjustment piece (black with indicator marks on it), just below it I have a opening that is drawing air. Edelbrock techs say this cools the choke, and without it the choke mechanism will melt. Well, when I installed the choke I don't remeber hearing the hissing sound, and the choke worked fine. Now I hear the hissing sound, and my choke seems to stay on incessantly. When I come to a stop, my rpms are way up. If I'm slowing down, I can take my foot off the gas and I will do 35-37 consistantly. HELP!!!
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Fred
Madness takes it's toll, please have exact change.
www.geocities.com/motorcity/shop/9385/1970Chevelle.html
If you look at the choke adjustment piece (black with indicator marks on it), just below it I have a opening that is drawing air. Edelbrock techs say this cools the choke, and without it the choke mechanism will melt. Well, when I installed the choke I don't remeber hearing the hissing sound, and the choke worked fine. Now I hear the hissing sound, and my choke seems to stay on incessantly. When I come to a stop, my rpms are way up. If I'm slowing down, I can take my foot off the gas and I will do 35-37 consistantly. HELP!!!
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Fred
Madness takes it's toll, please have exact change.
www.geocities.com/motorcity/shop/9385/1970Chevelle.html