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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Re: qudrajet help
that is a solenoid that makes the truck idle faster when the AC is turned on.
As for the choke, it should go on the passenger side of the carb. the earlier chokes relied on heat from the intake manifold to open the choke as the engine warmed up. What type of intake do you have? I do not see any provisions for a thermal choke on your intake. you can add one to the side of your carb, but that depends on the age of your carb. You may have to run a cable into the cab for a manual choke.
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Re: qudrajet help
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Re: qudrajet help
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Re: qudrajet help
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Added a pic of the intake. There are no provisions for a hot air choke. Should there be?
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