Manual vs Electronic 2TC Carburetor

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TE27007
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Manual vs Electronic 2TC Carburetor

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So I took pictures of the carburetors side by side for anyone that would like to use this for reference.


First up is the Manual choke Carburetor off my 1971 Corolla.
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Here are the carbs side by side
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The electronic carb
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Re: Manual vs Electronic 2TC Carburetor

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Work the same the only thing is added is electronic element for the choke and shutvalve solenoid .

Both are 12v switched power source
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Re: Manual vs Electronic 2TC Carburetor

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As Bob said. Both operate mechanically the same. You may have different jets which could benifit when tuning.

The question to ask is: If you choose the carb with electrical devices, do you have any idea where to connect them?

I'd choose mechanical as that gives less things to think about and connect up.

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Re: Manual vs Electronic 2TC Carburetor

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Rodger wrote:

The question to ask is: If you choose the carb with electrical devices, do you have any idea where to connect them?



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Re: Manual vs Electronic 2TC Carburetor

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Thanks gentlemen. I opted for a Weber Carb in the end. Both Carb are up for sale.
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