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#10843 03/25/2002 4:39 AM
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Anyone out there have any good tips on a source of information about rebuilding a Carter downdraft 2100S carburetor? While I have it off the motor, I thought it could do with a good going through seeing as how it probably hasn't had any work done on it in about 40 years. I thought about a tuneup kit, but then figured I'd just as well rebuild it with new parts. None of the manuals I have give a lot of detail about rebuilding. Any good suggestions would be appreciated. It's for a '53 Chev 3/4-ton and I'm putting in a '61 235 with my original manifold from a '55 235 that was in the truck. Thanks.

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Go to www.chevyduty.com or www.americanclassic.com and finally www.oldchevytrucks.com. Out of these three you should find something. If not you can also try www.fillingstation.com


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