Carburetor with electric choke
Abcdefghii on this forum just went through putting an electric choke on his 1981 D150 318. I'm sure he could point out where he bought his.
Abcdefghii on this forum just went through putting an electric choke on his 1981 D150 318. I'm sure he could point out where he bought his.
I bought my electric choke kit from mikes carburetors.... Bolted up easily enough to the 2bbl Holley carb I have on there. It did need some slight tweaking to get it mounted where the choke closed fully, I had to add a spacer to raise the choke to slightly.
If you need the carb as well, I'd look for a Holley 2280, that's what I have and should bolt up simply.
This carb https://nationalcarburetors.com/Chrysler-1979-1980-318-52L-Holley-2280_p_2276.html
And this electric choke https://www.carburetor-parts.com/electric-thermostat-choke-cu1274
If you need the carb as well, I'd look for a Holley 2280, that's what I have and should bolt up simply.
This carb https://nationalcarburetors.com/Chrysler-1979-1980-318-52L-Holley-2280_p_2276.html
And this electric choke https://www.carburetor-parts.com/electric-thermostat-choke-cu1274
Last edited by Abcdefghii; Jun 21, 2024 at 04:10 PM.
That's great, if you run into any problems feel free to reach out. As I mentioned, for me, the biggest piece was that the arm on the electric choke was slightly too short so I needed to add a spacer beneath it to raise it up about 1/8"
There's a bunch of info in the thread I have going here, a lot of dumb questions that I've had great help with.
There's a bunch of info in the thread I have going here, a lot of dumb questions that I've had great help with.
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