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Welcome to the site. There's lots of great information here. I also have a 1976 F150 with the 390. However, I've got a Carter AFB (which is about to get replaced). I don't know much about the Holleys. There should be a model number on it (probably on the front...possibly on the left side). If not, I'm sure someone will correct me shortly. Good luck!
There should be a tag on the carb with an I'd number on it. Most parts stores can break that # down and tell you what model Holley you have (4160, 4180 etc. They can also get you the right kit off that #.
D5TE-EA = 1975/76 F150/F350, 390 V8 4v with automatic transmission,
non-Calif emissions. From serial # W00001.
6A5 = assembled January 5, 1976.
Cool, didn't know you could look that information up. :)
Where'd you get that info from? :)
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Anyway, that's not what the OP needs at the typical parts store ;) need the
"Holley model number". They tend to be on the air horn on the "Ford style"
carburetors, IME.
Cool, didn't know you could look that information up.
Where'd you get that info from?
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Anyway, that's not what the OP needs at the typical parts store need the
"Holley model number". They tend to be on the air horn on the "Ford style"
carburetors, IME.
Alvin in AZ
The parts catalog. Everything's in there.
Agreed. The carburetor in question is a Holley 4150.
As you have been told, many times between the two threads...take your tag numbers to Napa (or a similarly reputable parts house) and have the tag cross-referenced to the appropriate rebuild kit.
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