393 MG Tech | Stromberg Carburetor Automatic Choke

John Twist teaches what to do if the automatic choke doesn't turn off. Check the tiny brass fitting on your carburetor. There needs to be a vacuum for the choke to work.

[@americanpatriot2422]

Great video

[@coopermosshart]

I really like these videos but could you please start titling them again? I can never find the video I need.

[@aggiebq86]

Could you remake your video about rebuilding the automatic choke? The video quality of the old one makes it difficult to follow.

[@tedrubinstein1213]

Are you still helping people? If so I have a problem. I am restoring a MG MGB 1979 the problem I have is the people before me took the top off the thermostat housing to get water to the choke. I replaced the housing with a new one and I have been trying to find the right place to hook up the hose coming from my Zenith carburetor. All the picture show the hose going off the back of the block but I do not see anyplace that I can use. Please help me.

[@MGB-learning]

Check the Moss motors parts catalog Part Number 109" 470-245 Outlet, automatic choke" this fitting is located on the rear top part of the cylinder head drivers side. with two 7/16 nots securing it to the top of the head. The hose runs to the top automatic choke assembly. I have a video on youtube that shows near this are. Take a look at my videos. Will try to make a new video covering the topic. I would suggest getting a copy of the 1975 to 1980 Workshop manual. The earlier shop manuals don't cower the later equipment. I see good used copies of this book on ebay all the time at a good price. This
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