Carb. Identification?
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Carb. Identification?
1970 F600 Dumptruck 330 motor with 2 barrel.
Can anyone tell me what carb. this is? In the pic. it has a tag, however the tag is gone now.
Motorcraft I'm sure, however, I need to replace it.
Any other links to help would be great!!
http://members.roadfly.com/fosters.3...ckcarb 001.jpg
http://members.roadfly.com/fosters.3...ckcarb 002.jpg
Can anyone tell me what carb. this is? In the pic. it has a tag, however the tag is gone now.
Motorcraft I'm sure, however, I need to replace it.
Any other links to help would be great!!
http://members.roadfly.com/fosters.3...ckcarb 001.jpg
http://members.roadfly.com/fosters.3...ckcarb 002.jpg
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Holy Crap! I did a search and came up with this:
http://carburetorexchange.com/db/php...n_model_id=270
http://carburetorexchange.com/db/php...n_model_id=270
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Looks like a 2100 series carb. In the pic taken from the drivers side, if you will clean the crap off the foot of the carb below the mounting nut, there may still be a factory ID number visible. It is stamped on the left side of the carb's mounting flange, forward of the throttle shaft. If it is the original carb, it should start with the letter "D" followed by a 0 (zero) and then two more letters then a space followed by one or two more letters. The D= '70 year model and the 0= the year in the decade. You would be able to use that info like you would have used the tag were it not missing.
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Originally Posted by hdgapeach
Looks like a 2100 series carb. In the pic taken from the drivers side, if you will clean the crap off the foot of the carb below the mounting nut, there may still be a factory ID number visible. It is stamped on the left side of the carb's mounting flange, forward of the throttle shaft. If it is the original carb, it should start with the letter "D" followed by a 0 (zero) and then two more letters then a space followed by one or two more letters. The D= '70 year model and the 0= the year in the decade. You would be able to use that info like you would have used the tag were it not missing.
Again...thanks for the quick and "to the point" reply!!
