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Weber K675-M
greggoryh
+1y
Hey all!
Let me apologize in advance if this has already been posted elsewhere in the forum, but I've yet to get the hang of this search engine. I just bought a used Weber K675-M off ebay, and just noticed that it's the manual choke, not the electric choke that I thought it would be (you think that the M in the name would give it away, eh?) I was just wondering if anyone here has installed one of these on a 91 B2200, and if so, how they ran the choke cable and such. Also, being that the stock carb has a crap load of vacuum lines going to it, is there any that can be eliminated while I do the swap?
Thanks for the help!
Gregg
Let me apologize in advance if this has already been posted elsewhere in the forum, but I've yet to get the hang of this search engine. I just bought a used Weber K675-M off ebay, and just noticed that it's the manual choke, not the electric choke that I thought it would be (you think that the M in the name would give it away, eh?) I was just wondering if anyone here has installed one of these on a 91 B2200, and if so, how they ran the choke cable and such. Also, being that the stock carb has a crap load of vacuum lines going to it, is there any that can be eliminated while I do the swap?
Thanks for the help!
Gregg
89b2200
+1y
If you can install it with no problems i.e, have an adapter plate and retrofit throttle cable, then the choke cable should be easy.
Go to NAPA and get a choke cable kit and you should be able to retrofit it.
Go to NAPA and get a choke cable kit and you should be able to retrofit it.
lowblownranger
+1y
you can eliminate all but the vacumm advace to the distributor
greggoryh
+1y
Sweeeeeet You guys made my day. I was really hoping I wouldn't need to find hook ups for all those vacuum lines. That would have been a nightmare!