electric clutch connection
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electric clutch connection
Ok i'm doing an engine swap for my ole friend (my 85 f-150) i got a COMPLETE engine/computer/wiring/hoses everyhting from an 84 e150. ti has 11k on it (paid 200$) so i'm swapping it in. now my 85 has been butchered to high heaven not to mention that the exaust leak melted alot of the stuff in it. so i'm having a few problems figurign out where everyhting goes.
there was no operable choke in the truck before (damn the past owner) now i have an electric choke with a connector and nothign to connect it to, what do i connect it to?
if anyone has an 84 an would take some nice detailed pics of the hose routing for me please email them to me (racer_boy078(No Email Addresses In Posts!))
there was no operable choke in the truck before (damn the past owner) now i have an electric choke with a connector and nothign to connect it to, what do i connect it to?
if anyone has an 84 an would take some nice detailed pics of the hose routing for me please email them to me (racer_boy078(No Email Addresses In Posts!))
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electric clutch connection
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The choke connects to the stator terminal on the alternator. This is so the engine has to be running before the choke starts heating up and pulling off.
The choke connects to the stator terminal on the alternator. This is so the engine has to be running before the choke starts heating up and pulling off.
