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That's it? how does it work to automatically choke the engine? some kind of temp sensor?
Posted on: 2014/3/6 6:39
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To IGN. Connect it to the hot side of ballast resistor.
Posted on: 2014/3/6 6:24
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where do you wire the electric choke to dd?
Posted on: 2014/3/6 1:22
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Electric choke only takes a single wire, works great.
A15 carb flow much more air than A12 carb. A15 carb is jetted leaner.
Posted on: 2014/3/6 0:44
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Hi I was just wondering if people had a preference for the stock electric or manual choke carby? How does the electric one work wiring wise? I can order either from china but just wondering if there were advantages to keeping the choke manual?
Apart from jet sizes between the a12 and a15 is most of the extra stuff bolted on to the a15 carb emissions related?
Cheers,
Tom
Posted on: 2014/3/5 19:46
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