Manual Choke install

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STSFCTN67

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I originally purchased a rebuilt manual choke 670 avenger (older style). I had to return the carb 2X because they kept mailing me an electric choke version. Finally they just sent me the kit to change the electric to manual. I have the parts in a ziplock bag but no instructions.

I know alot of people just remove all of this stuff but it is necessary at my elevation.

Anyone have a good diagram?

Thanks

 

woodsnake

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Any of this? Or something else in the Holley tech library...


http://www.holley.com/data/Products/Technical/199R10219-3.pdf

 

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Just be sure to go to Tractor Supply for the cable...about $10 and it's a true multi-strand SS cable. Works like it was in teflon.

 

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Thanks, but I am looking for a step by step or a exploded view of where all of these pieces go. I have that manual and it just shows a picture of the outside of the carb with the manual choke. There are alot more parts behind the scene that have to mesh perfectly.

 

woodsnake

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Which choke kit do you have?

Choke Kits - summitracing.com

Or part number?

Or, why not use the electric choke?

 

2nd Mustang

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How good is "their" customer service? Why not just return it for a refund?

Just by doing a Google search, there are quite a few sources for that manual choke model.

I have a Holley 600 with a manual choke, but never really had to use it. One day I decided to install the cable for the choke, but was never really able to pull on the cable to return the choke to the open position.