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Join Date: May 2008
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electric choke
on my 83-c-10, does the current for the electric choke come from a direct hot source when the switch is turned on, or does it have a sending type unit like a electric fan does? thanks guys, Art
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Re: electric choke
i was told it just needs a switched 12V source
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Re: electric choke
yeah, just a 12 volt source that has power when the key is on...
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Re: electric choke
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Re: electric choke
thanks guys, Art
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