Choke hole location in radiator
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DickC
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Choke hole location in radiator
I'm in the middle of installing a new radiator as I write this. I saw a recent forum item that described the exact location for drilling the choke hole in the radiator. I tried searching the forum but can not find it. It was only in the last week or so. Any help asap.
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CudaMan
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Re: Choke hole location in radiator
Mark Strange
Hillsboro, MO
1924 Cut-off Touring (now a pickup)
Hillsboro, MO
1924 Cut-off Touring (now a pickup)
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DickC
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Re: Choke hole location in radiator
Thanks to all. I took a chance and thought I remembered and you have confirmed my memory. The only thing I couldn't do was use a "punch". I guess if I had the radiator off and could put something behind the area, I could have used a punch of some sort. Used a drill and it worked. Thanks again!!
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Darren J Wallace
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Re: Choke hole location in radiator
Mine was never drilled for the choke rod and it’s an early Canadian’13. Built in October 1912.
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1913 Canadian Touring & 1905 Queen, both cars are 4 generation family owned cars
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Darin Hull
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Re: Choke hole location in radiator
I followed the diagram John posted on my recent thread after purchasing a new Brassworks radiator. It was easy and worked perfectly.
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