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BeagleRock

Choke power

Hey gang I have a Haynes manual for 80-96 ford trucks &Broncos. I have a gray/white wire going to the new 2150 carburetor.
I was running it some this afternoon and noticed the choke was cool to the touch. Checked with meter and 0 volts Help! The choke on the 7200VV was always hot. Guess I need a good schematic. I did disconnect a few wires.
Thanks Randy

Beaglerock/83f150 351W C6 Transmission 2 wheel drive.

Gary Lewis

Re: Choke power

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You have access to the 1981 EVTM and 1986 EVTM. Why not use them?

And, as you will see on Page 12 of the '81 EVTM, what you are looking for is a white/black wire. It comes from the stator, or "S", connection on the alternator and gives about 7 volts to the choke. And I think that one is marked "6 volts". Right?

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Dad's: '81 F150 Ranger XLT 4x4: Down for restomod: Full-roller "stroked 351M" w/Trick Flow heads & intake, EEC-V SEFI/E4OD/3.50 gears w/Kevlar clutches
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BeagleRock

Re: Choke power

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Because I honestly don't know where to look for that info.
Thanks though.

Beaglerock/83f150 351W C6 Transmission 2 wheel drive.

Gary Lewis

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I sent you links directly to them. You don't see them?

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BeagleRock

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Ok I'll be sure to look back there first before asking a question.

Beaglerock/83f150 351W C6 Transmission 2 wheel drive.