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#1140617 12/22/2015 6:37 AM
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I am trying to find a carb model # for my Rochester b carb for a 1962 261 ,I am trying to get a carb rebuild kit,tclederman gave me a model # 7015143 but no one seems to be able to find that number .


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The ORIGINAL carb would have been Rochester 7015013.

The tag is PROBABLY missing because at some time in the carburetor's history, it was rebuilt by a commercial rebuilder.

The commercial rebuilders group MANY DIFFERENT CARBURETORS TOGETHER under one number (whether they should be or not); and DESTROY the tag so an informed customer does not realize they are getting the WRONG carburetor.

Using the number for the original carb to obtain a kit for a non-numbered carb is risky.

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Aren't there some dimensions of the 261 carb that are unique?

That would at least help give an idea whether it MIGHT be the original carb.

Edit: Go look up your original Carb ID thread Tclederman mentions the throttle body inner diameter being different from the 235 carb.

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The carb is original to the engine it has the larger throttle diameter,I am looking for the model so I can get the right kit.i pulled the top off the carb and it has the later style accelerator pump.


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