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i registered about 5 minutes ago i am new to these forums but not new to forums or ford trucks i have a 66 f100 shortbed with original 2 tone white and gold paint
it has the original 352 with a granny 4 speed and ford 9 inch. my reason for creating an account is that i rebuilt the carb when i was 14 (now 16) and did a ****ty job as in i had a couple extra parts now that i am older and better with cars i want to rebuild the carb again the correct way . the carb is an autolite 2100. who makes the best kits?
it has the original 352 with a granny 4 speed and ford 9 inch. my reason for creating an account is that i rebuilt the carb when i was 14 (now 16) and did a ****ty job as in i had a couple extra parts now that i am older and better with cars i want to rebuild the carb again the correct way . the carb is an autolite 2100. who makes the best kits?
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Originally Posted by 352granny 4speed
the carb is an autolite 2100. who makes the best kits?
D4AZ9A586A .. Carburetor Kit (Motorcraft CT499D) / Available from Ford.
Fits: Auto-Lite/Motorcraft 2V carbs: 1963/74.
MSRP: $33.42 // FTE sponsor: y2kfordparts.com price: $20.05.
If you are in the Los Angeles area, the best dang autoparts store for old vehicles is Engler Bros. Auto Parts on Pico Blvd. in Santa Monica.
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i live near stockton . the carb has a little vent thing on the top of the float it is directly attached to the throttle pump i have seen that some 2100's have this and some dont.
why is this? also it has the granny 4 speed and it is tough to shift and grinds into second third and fourth bad synchro?
why is this? also it has the granny 4 speed and it is tough to shift and grinds into second third and fourth bad synchro?
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Sounds like your clutch isn't adjusted properly. Try lengthening the adjustable rod down below on the clutch fork. Check out a manual for the proper procedure there is supposed to a certain amount of free play when you step on the pedal, an inch or so I think.
