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Guest Message by DevFuse

Weber Install: What do I tap my choke wire into?

Started by TheSubaruJunkie , Jun 24 2006 04:29 PM

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#1 TheSubaruJunkie

Subaru Sober since 2010 :(

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Sacramento

Posted 24 June 2006 - 04:29 PM

Im finishing up my weber install... last thing I gotta do is wire the electric choke? What do I tap into???

THanks,
-Brian

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#2 GeneralDisorder

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Portland

Posted 24 June 2006 - 04:58 PM

Should be a 3 wire connector for the Hitachi - two of those are hot in run at all times - one is for the electric choke on the Hitachi, and the other is for the idle fuel cut solenoid. Just take the pig-tail off the Hitachi, and run the same wire to the choke that was being used before.

GD