rotten
+1y
poked around and couldnt find anything...
elec choke.... kid i jus bought this truck from hadda wire from the end of the choke sylinode(cant spell) going no where, as i see no other locations for a choke cable or anything, im assumin elec choke, where should i run that wire?
and secondly, kid also has line from pcv valve just capped.... shouldnt that need to breath?
elec choke.... kid i jus bought this truck from hadda wire from the end of the choke sylinode(cant spell) going no where, as i see no other locations for a choke cable or anything, im assumin elec choke, where should i run that wire?
and secondly, kid also has line from pcv valve just capped.... shouldnt that need to breath?
Cusser
+1y
There should be a hose from the PCV valve (forward of the oil fill cap) to the intake manifold; the front of the lowest Weber adapter plate likely had a part ground out larger by the installer to get that to fit. The valve cover vent (rearward of the oil fill cap) should connect to the air cleaner housing.
See these photos
There should be a hose from the PCV valve (forward of the oil fill cap) to the intake manifold; the front of the lowest Weber adapter plate likely had a part ground out larger by the installer to get that to fit. The valve cover vent (rearward of the oil fill cap) should connect to the air cleaner housing.
See these photos
rotten
+1y
Thanks a million man. I'm assuming wire goes to just the signal wire on alt? As it probably just needs a switched ignition source?
Cusser
+1y
NO. The wire plugs into the REAR of the alternator (facing the rear of the truck). That delivers about 7 volts. Attaching to any other places on the alternator is wrong. I don't have a photo, the rear of the alternator is tough to see, use a mirror.
NO. The wire plugs into the REAR of the alternator (facing the rear of the truck). That delivers about 7 volts. Attaching to any other places on the alternator is wrong. I don't have a photo, the rear of the alternator is tough to see, use a mirror.
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