38 DGAS removing choke altogether?

38 DGAS removing choke altogether?

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Erich Stahler

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2,878 posts

277 months

Tuesday 26th June 2018
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Wondered if anyone has completely removed the thermal auto choke gubbins and the choke butterflies from a 38 DGAS Weber on an Essex v



plasticpig72

1,647 posts

156 months

Tuesday 26th June 2018
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You can buy a kit to convert the choke to manuel.
I have bought a kit for mine but the auto choke seems to be working correctly at the moment.
So i'll do it later.
Alan

anonymous-user

61 months

Friday 29th June 2018
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Erich Stahler said:
Wondered if anyone has completely removed the thermal auto choke gubbins and the choke butterflies from a 38 DGAS Weber on an Essex v
I have the kit but not fitted yet. However the auto choke should work well if its set up correctly and unit rotated so it goes off when it should.

rev-erend

21,536 posts

291 months

Friday 29th June 2018
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Hi Eric

I have done this on a weber 32/36 dgav on a ford pinto.

There are quite detailed notes and pictures on this in David Visard pinto tuning book.

I was running a K & N and found most days it would start OK but on really cold days it needed a choke flap. I got round this by removing the 2 nuts on the K & N removing the filter gauze and put the K & N lid on the weber forming a choke ...

Start car and reassemble K & N.

Quite a faf really.

Edited by rev-erend on Saturday 30th June 11:38