Electric Choke 1971 Cutlass
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Electric Choke 1971 Cutlass
I am installing an electric choke on my 71 cutlass and I want to know which power source you guys think is best to wire the choke into. I know you need a 12v source that is only on when the car is in the run position but I was told that some sources could cause problems with other components or do not give enough power to the choke. Doe anyone have any suggestions as to what power source I should splice into to connect the choke?
#3
You should probably use the method for powering the rear defroster.
This way the power is available only when the engine is actually running. My Fords electric choke is wired this way.
I used this method to power my heated seats - here is how I did it:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robsalb...7602930020786/
Here it is installed - looks stock and wired just the way the factory would have!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robsalb...7602930020786/
This way the power is available only when the engine is actually running. My Fords electric choke is wired this way.
I used this method to power my heated seats - here is how I did it:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robsalb...7602930020786/
Here it is installed - looks stock and wired just the way the factory would have!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robsalb...7602930020786/
Last edited by Lady72nRob71; January 21st, 2010 at 09:11 AM.
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I am installing an electric choke on my 71 cutlass and I want to know which power source you guys think is best to wire the choke into. I know you need a 12v source that is only on when the car is in the run position but I was told that some sources could cause problems with other components or do not give enough power to the choke. Doe anyone have any suggestions as to what power source I should splice into to connect the choke?
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