[1oldgoat]

I am looking for an original or NOS 7029099, stamped 9099 choke stat coil. Thanks.

[Scott Thelander]

Well
Sorry
I don’t have one……

Scott
702 7197
702 7198. None
702 8097
702 8097 ——- restamp w 8098
702 8098
702 9097
702 9098
702 9099. None
702 0097
702 1094
Pontiac Rochester choke coil thermostat 3.750
1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 RA Iii IV 400 428 455
Gto Firebird HO

[1oldgoat]

Originally Posted by Scott Thelander

Well
Sorry
I don’t have one……

Scott
702 7197
702 7198. None
702 8097
702 8097 ——- restamp w 8098
702 8098
702 9097
702 9098
702 9099. None
702 0097
702 1094
Pontiac Rochester choke coil thermostat 3.750
1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 RA Iii IV 400 428 455
Gto Firebird HO

Thanks for checking Scott!

[Tim john]

I finally found the box I was looking for and the one I have is a 9097, it is in excellent condition if that helps you out. According to the box and paperwork inside, I purchased this from Jim Hand years ago for our 69 Firebird.

Tim

[1oldgoat]

Originally Posted by Tim john

I finally found the box I was looking for and the one I have is a 9097, it is in excellent condition if that helps you out. According to the box and paperwork inside, I purchased this from Jim Hand years ago for our 69 Firebird.

Tim

Thanks Tim. I appreciate your help. I do need the 9099 specifically for my application.

[68hotbird]

my 69 bird ra iv has a 9097 on it from the factory. Very early lords town built car.

[1oldgoat]

Originally Posted by 68hotbird

my 69 bird ra iv has a 9097 on it from the factory. Very early lords town built car.

Interesting. Everything I have seen says It should have the 9099. Thanks for the info.

[unruhjonny]

FYI:
THIS just showed up on one of my ePay alerts.

[grandam1979]

I looked no 9099 but what does 9098 come on ? I have one of those. Thanks

[unruhjonny]

Scott’s last picture attachment with post #2 shows applications;
they can also be found in a master parts catalog

[1oldgoat]

Thanks for the heads up. I am going to hold out for a 9099.

[unruhjonny]

what do you make of this?

[1oldgoat]

Interesting! I'm not sure what to make of it. I have been told that some of the original RA IV cars came with ones with another number on them that is crossed out like this one and re-stamped with 9099 by the factory. I have not seen or heard of one with 9099 crossed out. PM sent.

[unruhjonny]

I just noticed this!

That picture I posted - probably because of the lighting, made me think I was seeing a "0" and an "8" to the left of the number - obscured by rust;
I just lightly wire wheeled it, and sure enough - to the left of the lined out 9099 is a 1094

EDIT:

So based on Scott's handy list, was this maybe a left over 9099 that was renumbered to use on a 1971 455HO?

[Scott Thelander]

Nice find!!!
Pinion head has a great chart on the speed /timing the different numbers open up

[unruhjonny]

I just came across this thread/post:

Originally Posted by Bet Winner

Here is a little chart:

REMOVED

I believe I ordered a new choke thermostat from Pontiac in 1979 or 1980 because the original choke spring was not keeping the choke completely closed. I have not found the original choke thermostat housing, but I'm still looking. The number stamped on my replacement is 1094 which agrees to the choke stamped number for a 7028273 carb in this chart. Is the correct Ram Air III manual 7028273 choke thermostat housing stamped 1094, or is it 9097 as stated below?

If 9097 is correct, why does this chart show 1094?

The chart link is removed because it is nfg;
Was 1094 maybe a latter replacement number - in addition to the original application of '71 455HO?

[1oldgoat]

Originally Posted by unruhjonny

I just came across this thread/post:



The chart link is removed because it is nfg;
Was 1094 maybe a latter replacement number - in addition to the original application of '71 455HO?

Yes, the 1094 is the service replacement for many applications including the 9099. I have an NOS 1094.

[unruhjonny]

interesting.



I wonder if lack of demand for 9099 necessitated renumbering this one?

[1oldgoat]

Originally Posted by unruhjonny

interesting.



I wonder if lack of demand for 9099 necessitated renumbering this one?

That one is interesting too!

[Scott Thelander]

nice .....