Electric choke Questions
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Electric choke Questions
I am trying to hook up my electric choke after who knows how long. I believe the wire is white with a black stripe and connects to the altenator or regulator on a white with blk stripe wire. Does this sound correct?
Also, I Thought the Choke cover where the wire plugs into, is a heater. If so would it not have a set ohms of resistance, when measured to ground. Currently, I have two covers (with the bimetelic coil spring inside), and both read 'Open' ( no continuity) from terminal to ground. Are they both bad? If known what should the Resistance be
I thought about asking this in the 289-302-351W forum, but I thought that the wiring being specific to a body style.
Also, I Thought the Choke cover where the wire plugs into, is a heater. If so would it not have a set ohms of resistance, when measured to ground. Currently, I have two covers (with the bimetelic coil spring inside), and both read 'Open' ( no continuity) from terminal to ground. Are they both bad? If known what should the Resistance be
I thought about asking this in the 289-302-351W forum, but I thought that the wiring being specific to a body style.
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They are grounded by the mtal tab to the choke housing via the hold down
The wire goes to the stator connection on the alternator.
I posted an illustration on this thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...-a-module.html
The wire goes to the stator connection on the alternator.
I posted an illustration on this thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...-a-module.html
