Topic: Where do these plug into????

[N PRGRES]

OK so here is the question, I know somehow the choke goes into this hole but how?



Is this the canister everyone talks of?
to the left of the radiator?


What I have left to hook up, the pcv valve, the trans and the vac advance for the distrib

[Burd Turd]

Your missing the choke tube, and I had to re work mine to work on the edelgarbage. I never saw one re-poped, kind of a odd ball to find. Dude, it's a mess under the hood, you got alot of fixin! ( it was 75 today, I took the TA up to the Hot spot again!)

[N PRGRES]

Yeah the previous owners didn't do this car alot of favors

[N PRGRES]

Could I swap to an electric choke?

[Burd Turd]

I think enough swappin went on, I would take my time and do it like it was.

[N PRGRES]

I think enough swappin went on, I would take my time and do it like it was.

Then I need to find a 301 =)

[Burd Turd]

I didn't think the Edelbrock intake would fit on a 301? so what do you have there?

[joe d]

OK so here is the question, I know somehow the choke goes into this hole but how?



Is this the canister everyone talks of?
to the left of the radiator?


What I have left to hook up, the pcv valve, the trans and the vac advance for the distrib

hey dave, you need the plate with the hole in it that the stove pipe goes into, yes the purge canister is the thingy to left of radiator if you are looking at windshield, you are close just wrap it up

[joe d]

can you post an overhead view please

[N PRGRES]

In the morning

[joe d]

dave, look on the left of carb, that is the chok stove pipe, i got a set on ebay fo like 20 you could build it with 1/4" line and a double flaring kit

[N PRGRES]

Would this work?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-GENERAL-MOTORS-1975-1980-CORVETTE-CHOKE-TUBE-GM-343769-NR-/150775883802?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item231af1681a&vxp=mtr

[Burd Turd]

That looks like it, I had to cut off some sine the edelbrock was diff. nos for 30, not bad. I want it.

[Burd Turd]

the black line needs vac too for your heat.ac to work in the cabin. you also should have a check valve there.

[joe d]

wrong type