Jon G - after a week of "Mondays" such as this one, he is grouchy as well as cranky! computer_punch

OP - Rochester did not make a type "C" carburetor, even though a "C" may appear on the castings; it is a type B.

The tag number will be useful in determining the correct rebuilding kit. If the tag, like most of them, is ancient history on your carburetor; look for a stamped number on the cast iron throttle body (lower casting), and raised numbers on the other castings. Sometimes we can identify the pre-1955 type B's from the casting numbers, at least far enough to produce a kit.

Jon


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