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Weber Carb Part Name

Weber Carb Part Name

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Can somebody tell me what this part of a Weber 38:38 carb is please? As you can see, I’ve fried mine. Oops!

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That's the electric choke. Same as any carb
 
I liked a manual chock on mine. Just worked a lot better to me.
 
Do you have a link for one of those please Belizean? Also can you explain in layman’s terms how both work? Electric and manual?
MANUAL CHOKE CONVERSION UNIT FOR WEBER 32/36 DGEV CARBURETORS WEBER 38/38

Universal choke cable kit.

An electric choke utomatically applies the choke when the engine is cold and gradually turns off when warmed up. It is adjuster to be leaner or richer by turning the coil housing as needed. It only needs a switched +12v to the terminal on the choke housing
A manual choke requires you to pull the cable to apply the choke when the engine is cold and you may have to regulate the choke gradually until it is no longer needed.
 
I just noticed your in France so the Amazon likes I provided are just a representation of what you need.
 
Many thanks CJ. I’m about to receive the Painlesss Loom in order to rewire. So I’ll follows that first I think.

I’ll take look at WebCon site to get a replacement for the element if possible .
 
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Mine was just a simple universal kit I think at an auto parts store like NAPA. It actually hooked up to the Weber choke.
 
With a burn like that, I'm curious what went wrong. It's obvious that there was some sort of short that caused the coil and wiring to burn up, but *why* is what I'd like to know. They're designed to use ign-on power to heat the coil and open the choke, but unless there was a dead short to ground inside the coil (possible), it shouldn't have burned anything up.
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