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Hello,

New guy here, where would I post a carburetor question? 1953 model B carb on a 216, thank you, somerust

Last edited by Peggy M; 07/25/2023 8:45 PM. Reason: added more info to the title

Jim D.
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somerust,

I have moved your post to the Engine Shop for more conversation and help on the topic.

Dan


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Hi and welcome to the site! What is your question?


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ok thanks for redirecting my post.

I am learning how to use this cool site; computer use difficult to understand. unable to send a pic.

Rebuilding a model B carb that is on a 1953 3800 216.

How do I rotate the pump discharge guide, so I can remove it, the spring, and the ball?

I am using the Chevrolet Truck Shop Manual 1948-1951 Thx somerust


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Hi again. Shown as 2 on the image attached. Simply grip it with needle-nosed pliers and pull upwards. It should slip right out. The spring is connected to it.
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It is held in place by the flat area between 7 and 8 on the image below as well as the air horn to float bowl gasket.
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Jon,

Yes, that did it! thank you for the help


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