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marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

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Originally posted by mikep01:
if i recall corretly ford hooks the choke power to the stator wire off the alternator.

YES! YOU ARE MOST CORRECT. IN THE CASE OF AN ELECTRIC CHOKE, IT IS HOOKED TO THE "STATER" WIRE, MARKED "STA" ON THE BACK OF THE ALTERNATER AND "S" AT THE 'EXTERNAL' VOLTAGE REGULATER. IN THE "BOOK" THIS ONLY SHOWS IT AS WIRED TO A STOCK ALTERNATER WITH AN EXTERNAL REGULATER! GOOD-LUCK, MARLIN.

[This message has been edited by MARLIN JACK (edited 07-02-2002).]

7/2/0212:06 PM

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