Pacemaker Boat Owners Association

Just purchased My first Pacemaker, starboard engine would not go above 1800 without shuting off, sounded like it was starving for fuel.
noticed the electric choke was not hooked up but not sure where to connect the wires. Chrysler 225. thanks

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by ctedwards</i>
<br />Just purchased My first Pacemaker, starboard engine would not go above 1800 without shuting off, sounded like it was starving for fuel.
noticed the electric choke was not hooked up but not sure where to connect the wires. Chrysler 225. thanks
<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">Ahoy,and welcome aboard.Along with the choke,you might want to check the filter,and also that the pump might be getting weak.Start at the cheapest,then work your way up! Concrats on the new girl[:)]

Thanks so much for the link JoeBob, everything works great now, and thanks Skipper I am replacing the filters now not knowing when they were changed last. Thanks everyone and the host, dont feel so helpless anymore. I actually worked at Pacemaker in the mid 70's and still live nearby. When I bought her last week I had a 2 hour ride and brought her up the Mullica River in NJ where the girl was assembled and tested 38 years ago in Lower Bank, brought tears to my eyes. Thanks again everyone. Chris