Thank you everyone for your response! The original carb has two issues:

1. There is an issue with the swivel point where the choke cable connects to it as if the linkage is too loose and cannot be tighten (Orange Arrow in 1st pic) If you look at the 2nd pic, you can see how the swivel is cockeyed (Leaning in towards the carb and is loose. You can see how it also cannot be adjusted with a screw like the swivel below.

2. The swivel section below that is also messed up and too loose. It is connected to the above and involves the idle screw that rests against it (White Arrow). The only way I can get the truck to idle is to put a washer on the shaft (White Arrow) to tighten up the swivel part so that the idle screw comes into contact and rests against it. If I leave it where the choke shaft can move freely (White Arrow), then it is too loose and I lose the idle screw capability. So if I want the truck to idle, I have to tighten the screw and lose the ability to swivel for the choke. The washer I placed there only tightens up the swivel choke part the idle screw rests against (So when you pull on the choke, it also increases the idle here), but the rest of the shaft can rotate freely.

See attached Pics... One from this post and the other of the choke swivel
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Last edited by Bornco; 09/02/2022 5:58 PM.

1960 Chevy Apache (C10)
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