[Found!] Correct Choke Pull Off

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Hello All,
Looking to buy the correct Choke Thermostat for 73 340 (see manifold picture).
Does the mounting use two screws as the manifold has provisions for Or is only one utilized as depicted in the second attached photo.
If anyone has a correct type to sell, Needs to be new condition could be OEM or aftermarket let me know.
Note: second pix is for reference only.
Thanks in advance,
Stay safe.
Happy Mopar :)
Arron.
Choke Well 04_06_20.JPG
Choke thermostat 04_06_20.jpg
 
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Arron tate said:
Hello All,
Looking to buy the correct Choke Pull Off for 73 340 (see manifold picture).
Does the mounting use two screws as the manifold has provisions for Or is only one utilized as depicted in the second attached photo.
If anyone has a correct type to sell, Needs to be new condition could be OEM or aftermarket let me know.
Note: second pix is for reference only.
Thanks in advance,
Stay safe.
Happy Mopar :)
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I was wrong, sorry.
Aaron got it for you.
 
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jazak5 said:
I believe that is for a '71 intake
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You are correct.
Looks Like Aaron Tate got it.
The little tab goes in one of the bolt holes and there is no cup installed first.

Crap, it won't let me delete the pictures.
Ah, there we go.
 
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Hello All
Agreed (my bad) that I used the incorrect terminology of "pull Off"
The Pull off is a small Vacuum dash pot that mounts to the carburetor. That holds the choke on when high vacuum is present and will allow the choke to come off under load (low vacuum). Both the Pull off and the bimetallic unit work in tandem of each other.
I am looking for the "bimetallic" unit that works by way of manifold exhaust crossover temperature and or 12 vdc as noted in the pictures I provided.
Thanks in advance,
Stall Safe.
Happy Mopar :)
Arron.
 
Someone on this site had some for sale recently. I couldn't find the post, but I'm sure it's out there.
 
I have a few of the 4bbl 1s. Their different than a 2bbl. Do u need the electric assist ballast also. If so is it rectangular or round. Kim
 
oldkimmer said:
I have a few of the 4bbl 1s. Their different than a 2bbl. Do u need the electric assist ballast also. If so is it rectangular or round. Kim
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Hello Kim,
1: Its a 4 bbl intake.
2: I would like the electric assist ballast.
3: I do not have the old one to compare it to, But I am guessing that you are referring to the lower part of the well on the manifold.
That part is round on the manifold I have
See attached picture.
As always,
Thanks in advance,
Happy Mopar :)
Arron:
Choke Well B 04_06_20.jpg
 
I’m referring to a white ceramic ballast that bolts to the coil bracket. It might be called electric assist. I can get some pics in a few days as we just got 6 inches of snow today. Kim
 
oldkimmer said:
I’m referring to a white ceramic ballast that bolts to the coil bracket. It might be called electric assist. I can get some pics in a few days as we just got 6 inches of snow today. Kim
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Thanks Kim.
Stay safe,
Happy Mopar :)
Arron
 
6" of snow??:BangHead::wtf:

I've dealt with Mike's carbs before, good pricing and selection if Kim doesnt have what.u need.
oldkimmer said:
I’m referring to a white ceramic ballast that bolts to the coil bracket. It might be called electric assist. I can get some pics in a few days as we just got 6 inches of snow today. Kim
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