Please help on replacement carb
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That distributor may be set up with a governor.
A universal mechanical choke available at most part stores would be the easiest solution. The heater hose "bypass loop" would go thru the clip on the choke. The choke requires a stream of heated air off the manifold choke stove to operate also. It is simple to make the associated tubing and plumbing if a person has worked with a number of these, -but it is not trivial for the casual mechanic which is why I recommend the manual choke.
A universal mechanical choke available at most part stores would be the easiest solution. The heater hose "bypass loop" would go thru the clip on the choke. The choke requires a stream of heated air off the manifold choke stove to operate also. It is simple to make the associated tubing and plumbing if a person has worked with a number of these, -but it is not trivial for the casual mechanic which is why I recommend the manual choke.
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Originally Posted by ford390gashog
you can always get a new 500 cfm holley 2bbl from summit for 219.00 www.summitracing.com or ebay autolite carb or motorcraft 2100 carb
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The original carb was a Holley 2v.
The service replacement carb for your application is Motorcraft # CA-793A
which is a holley design carb
Other companies can cross reference that number
The service replacement carb for your application is Motorcraft # CA-793A
which is a holley design carb
Other companies can cross reference that number
Last edited by Mil1ion; Jul 13, 2006 at 02:53 PM.
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