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I got this carb. YF 2101 S. I know where the gas goes in, and the vacuum port for the dist. But there is another connection that I don't know what to hook up to it? Or block it off? It seems to be automatic choke. I have been using a YF carb with manual choke. I have a 1956 235 engine in my 48. Thanks.

http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af342/scotphotobucket/yf2101S1.jpg

http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af342/scotphotobucket/yf2101S2.jpg

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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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It looks like an automatic choke that would have a metal tube from the port on the carburetor to a metal "stove" that is wrapped around the exhaust manifold.

"Universal" choke stoves are available.


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Thanks, Tim, I will order the part and see if it works.

Does anyone here have one installed so I can see the best way to install?


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yes, thanks, I can do that. !


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