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Choke well cover

Hammer108

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I installed a new Holley carb on to the manifold of my 65 318 poly.
What can I do to remove the stock choke from the upper manifold?
And where can I get a choke well cover?
Do I remove the old choke and fab up a new cover??
Thanks,
Henry
 
A pic for you.

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Is your holley an electric choke? If so you don't need anything covering the well unless it is broke, like mine was. I made my own solid cover out of 1/8" steel.
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You can just remove the choke as I believe it is not open into the cross over and leave it as is. Or make a cover.
 
Ok! Yes new carb. Manual choke I will install. Didn’t know what to do with the factory one, I’ll just make a cover!
Thanks for the help!
 
biggest issue would be filling up with dirt

run it and blow it out with brake clean once a year...... or cover it for appearance sake
 
You can just remove the choke as I believe it is not open into the cross over and leave it as is. Or make a cover.
The choke well is closed and no exhaust gases will escape if the mechanism is removed. In 1971, a stainless "cup" was used to heat the choke coil element faster to reduce "on choke" time to reduce overall emissions.
BOB RENTON
 
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