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pv370 Officially Full-On Dubber

272 posts · joined Apr 2014 ·

#1017593
I am after a 12v choke to fit a type 3 sidedraught single carby. phn30
I believe all single carb type 3's were 6v ?????
The car is now 12v so thus need a 12v choke
I also believe all vw chokes are the same physical size ????
from what i can find the chokes are wound left or right depending on the carby type.
below is a pic of the way the choke needs to be wound for my carby.
cheers Peter

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LUFTMEISTER Veteran Volks Folk

2,041 posts · joined Jul 2005 ·

#1017596
You could put in a resistor to drop feed down to 6v.
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adlbeetle66 Under the car.........again!

1,476 posts · joined Aug 2014 ·

#1017606
I have a fair few chokes, so i will play around and check if a 12v one fits my side draught carbs

pv370 Officially Full-On Dubber

272 posts · joined Apr 2014 ·

#1017666
thought about he resistor idea but a 12v choke would be better. if they are the same size etc.
resistor will be my last resort

adlbeetle66 Under the car.........again!

1,476 posts · joined Aug 2014 ·

#1017667
Ok. Here is a few of what i have. I only had time to check 3 of them so here we go.
The one of the bottom is a 12v one from a 1800 Type 4 carby, but it winds in the opposite direction.
The middle one is a 6v Type 3 one, which is the same as your picture above.
The one of the top is also from a Type 3 one, unsure of year - it was mixed in my Type 3 carby box. The insides look different, and the outside doesn't have printed what voltage it is.

Let me know your thoughts.

Denver

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