carb tag id
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carb tag id
Hey guys i have this carb and it doesnt have the tag to get a rebuild kit , Im hoping someone can look at it and maybe have one with the tag number,so i cant get a kit for it. it has the thing on the back and a place for a connector and on the side it has a place for ,im guess was the throttle postion sensor. oh its a 2100 or 2150 not sure tried to post pics
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MSEE
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That's a 2150; it must be a later model. It has a lot of gadgets that I don't recognize. It's missing the choke assembly. I don't think I'd use this on one of these trucks. It's missing a lot of the items you'd need - no spark port, fast idle linkage, choke housing, and fresh air port for the hot air stove. It might have been some sort of feedback carburetor.
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From looking at the pictures, I'd say it's a 74+ Motorcraft. I've looked through the pictures and models of my manual, and it VERY closely relates to the 1974 Model 2100D, but it's not exact.
I'd agree that it's a 2150, because I can't seem to match it up exactly with anything in my 2100/2150 manual.
It's definitely a 74 though. Any earlier than that, and I'd say the person giving you the "less than 74" would be lying.
Do you know what vehicle it came off of, or anything about the carb?
Or did you just find it off of someone?
Any/all info would help me out A LOT.
EDIT: I've got a HUGGGGGE 15-page list of possibilities that could be the "correct" # for it. Like I said, ANY INFO will help A LOT.
I'd agree that it's a 2150, because I can't seem to match it up exactly with anything in my 2100/2150 manual.
It's definitely a 74 though. Any earlier than that, and I'd say the person giving you the "less than 74" would be lying.
Do you know what vehicle it came off of, or anything about the carb?
Or did you just find it off of someone?
Any/all info would help me out A LOT.
EDIT: I've got a HUGGGGGE 15-page list of possibilities that could be the "correct" # for it. Like I said, ANY INFO will help A LOT.
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I found the carb id number on my carb on the right from ear where the stud mounts it to the intake. This is looking at the carb like it will be positioned on the engine.It was stamped into the side of that ear and the number matched with the metal tag that was on the carb itself. I have looked at two other 2100's and the number was stamped in the same location and the numbers also matched the tags on those carbs as well. Hope this helps.
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It's not a 2100 because there's no choke pulloff on the air horn. It's a 2150 because you can see the screw holes for the passenger side mounted choke pulloff in the second picture. It's much later than a '74 because I don't believe the 2150 was in use in '74; and the solenoid in the back makes it look like a feedback carburetor (but that's just a guess).
From looking at the pictures, I'd say it's a 74+ Motorcraft. I've looked through the pictures and models of my manual, and it VERY closely relates to the 1974 Model 2100D, but it's not exact.
I'd agree that it's a 2150, because I can't seem to match it up exactly with anything in my 2100/2150 manual.
I'd agree that it's a 2150, because I can't seem to match it up exactly with anything in my 2100/2150 manual.
That 15-page list is a tid-bit monstrous, but hopefully we can narrow things down. Even the vehicle model (without year) would be enough to get things rolling.
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Come to think of it, what kind of truck was the carb on? Was it a 73-77, was it on the truck you're rebuilding it for? 80's? Don't know?