Carburator identification
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Carburator identification
Anybody knows which carburetor this is?
I can't find any numbers on it, exept '37 in a circle on the left side front corner.
It's a 4barrel, with a heatcontrolled choke.
The engine stalls when I hit the breaks, timing should be about right, but the last time I opened the carb I noticed the internal gasket was broken. I will look for a rebuild kit, but want to know what to look for.
I can't find any numbers on it, exept '37 in a circle on the left side front corner.
It's a 4barrel, with a heatcontrolled choke.
The engine stalls when I hit the breaks, timing should be about right, but the last time I opened the carb I noticed the internal gasket was broken. I will look for a rebuild kit, but want to know what to look for.
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From: 1984
RE: Carburator identification
It's a Ford 4300, one of the first smog carburetors and first used in 1967.
There should be some numbers on the side of the base plate directly below the circle with the '37 in it.
There are much better carbs out there.
There should be some numbers on the side of the base plate directly below the circle with the '37 in it.
There are much better carbs out there.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 551
RE: Carburator identification
ORIGINAL: Convert66
Anybody knows which carburetor this is?
I can't find any numbers on it, exept '37 in a circle on the left side front corner.
It's a 4barrel, with a heatcontrolled choke.
The engine stalls when I hit the breaks, timing should be about right, but the last time I opened the carb I noticed the internal gasket was broken. I will look for a rebuild kit, but want to know what to look for.
Anybody knows which carburetor this is?
I can't find any numbers on it, exept '37 in a circle on the left side front corner.
It's a 4barrel, with a heatcontrolled choke.
The engine stalls when I hit the breaks, timing should be about right, but the last time I opened the carb I noticed the internal gasket was broken. I will look for a rebuild kit, but want to know what to look for.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 551
RE: Carburator identification
ORIGINAL: restomod66
Looks like a ford stock carb!!
Looks like a ford stock carb!!
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