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Technical diagrams illustrate carburetor choke systems and fuel line routing and replacement procedures.

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PQS'VE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT lPTC CERAMIC HE ATER 72mm: Wv ' METALLIQ MIC eiLvan ' comm EXTERNAL CONNECTOR GROUND STRAP 4.19 Typical electricassisted carburetor choke system (2150 2-V carburetor choke shown) (Sec 5) el SCR EW GASK ET ASSEMBLED CHOKE CAP 6 Fuel lines and wolves routing and replacement Caution: There are a number a! safety precautions to follow when mug? wrrh gasoline Refer to Salary rsr' near the from of this 1 The fuel lines of these vehicles are generall mad ' w lengths of rubber hose connecting critical flex pogsrzzrmm: m or fuel pump. The metal fuel lines are retained to the body and W With venous clips and brackets. They generally will require no ammo: however. they are allowed to come loose from their retainln W they can Vlblate and eventually be worn through. if a fuel ling N we be replaced it would be best to leave this service to 5 dealership or mpairyheg tools to build the ISM r 2 If a short section of fuel M used to replace it it it in no I r, quality rubber hose longer than tubing cutter tetrerhove the d the rubber fuel Ila? gluing two N leaks are pm . ' 3 If new M

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