Posted by Bob on June 28, 2010 at 22:41:09 from (69.178.228.68):
In Reply to: i need a gizmo.... posted by ericlb on June 28, 2010 at 14:38:13:
In 1948, IMHO, there would have been a ROD all the way from the balljoint at the carb to the choke knob in the dashboard.
If your setup has a CABLE involved, I'll bet someone has been "creative", and it's NOT OEM.
It would be NO big deal to make an adapter to connect a cable to the choke arm.
I recently did a similar project to connect a throttle cable to the carb on an SBC I installed in place of a Dorf flatty in a 1953 F6.
If you can't otherwise solve the problem, contact me, I'd enjoy whipping up an adapter for your project.
bigcoulee@hotmail.com
(AFTER I typed all this up, I got to thinking perhaps you simply have the wrong carb and it has a BALL on the end of the choke lever instead of a little brass "barrel" that has a hole for the choke wire. If so, I can help you out!)
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