Split Choke Spring (1966 4MV Carbs.)

1967 Chevrolet Impala Base, 2D Convertible, 6.5L Eng, Not Available TransSECTION Split Choke Spring (1966 4MV Carbs.)
NOTE: This adjustment not required on Chevrolet carburetors.

Make certain split choke spring end engaged in correct notch of vacuum break bracket as indicated in specifications, open choke valve by pressing upward on vacuum break lever to end of travel and make certain choke rod is at upper end of slot in choke lever. Check dimension between end of torsion spring and tang on lever (see Fig 1 and SpecificationsΒ ). Adjust by bending tang as necessary.

NOTE: On Pontiac Tempest, after split choke spring adjustment completed, engage choke spring end in center notch of vacuum break bracket (this is correct operating position).
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