Key Points

• Learn how to install and troubleshoot an electric choke on a carburetor.
• Step-by-step guidance on wiring and adjusting the choke for optimal performance.
• Tips for ensuring proper functionality and avoiding common issues.

Introduction

As fall approaches in Central Oregon, the need for a functional electric choke becomes crucial. The video begins with the host explaining the issue with their current electric choke not working and the plan to replace it with a new one from Edelbrock, part number 1474.

Installation Process

• The host details the installation process, focusing on ensuring a good ground connection for the choke. They emphasize the importance of wiring it back to the wire wall for reliability (0:75).
• After connecting the wires, they check for ignition power, confirming a successful connection (0:152).

Initial Setup

• The initial setup involves adjusting the choke to ensure it closes when the engine is cold and opens as it warms up (0:61).
• The host demonstrates how to make adjustments to the fast idle screw to achieve the desired RPM for the engine (0:225).

Troubleshooting and Final Adjustments

• The video covers troubleshooting tips, including readjusting the fast idle screw if the engine sputters (0:377).
• After letting the engine cool down, the host tests the choke again to ensure it operates correctly (0:431).

Conclusion

The host wraps up by confirming that the choke is functioning well, though minor adjustments may still be needed. They encourage viewers to like and subscribe for more content (0:512).