My old Bohemoth

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  1. JAYSMAV

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    mine looks like the second one, except it doesnt have a electric choke, or any choke for that matter. in the cold weather its almost impossible to start.
     
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    check out www.fordsix.com for other carb ideas. On that site there is a link called (a day at the dyno), although this wont solve your problems, it does offer an "out side the box" look at other carburator options for our small six's.
     
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    Yea I've had trouble with the heated choke they came with, I drove my 4 door 2 winters ago without a choke, I had to sit outside holding and pumping the gas to let the ford warm up which is even a feat for a ford with a choke installed :rofl:
     
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    I usually cheat by screwing the idle screw in until it will stay running, and then troubleshooting from there. Have you used a vacuum gauge to set up the air/fuel mix?
     

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