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Old 09-23-2003, 06:34 PM   #1
FRENCHBLUE72
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Edelbrock Choke

Is there a way to adjust the electric choke on an edelbrock carb?? It really suck at 4:30 am to have my blazer start up at what seem;s 4500 rpm and then I have to damn near floor it to get the choke to back down to a 2000 or so rpm choke. Today on the way home I had to pull over cause the choke was so high in the rrrr's that I did not need to give it gas to do 25 mph. So I pulled over and stood on the gas and the choke kicked off and I drove home. Anyone have any idea's as to whet would help me I am damn tired of screwin with this p.o.s edelbrock carb..... Thank's for any help that is thrown my way...
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