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#53249 12/08/2005 5:25 AM
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1949 chevy 1/2 ton pickup with a 1954 235 engine. Not sure what make this carb is, it has an auto choke and I would like to restore back to manual choke and and add a hand throttle control. Can anyone identify the carb from my pictures, and how to revert back to manual choke, etc? Link to the pics is http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?username=psy999&x=18&y=4

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Hy DW, I believe the carb is a rochester model BC the model B carb is the manual choke/hand throttle version.

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Thanks Wrench Fetcher. Do you know if it can be converted to a manual choke/hand throttle?

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To convert it you would have to change the top section. You might as well get another carb. They are a dime a dozen at the swap meets. The 54 up 235 will fit. The earlier ones had a narrower mounting bolt pattern. The latter ones had a different air cleaner mounting. Carbking has a bunch of them on the swap meet section or you could post in the parts wanted.


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#53253 12/08/2005 5:09 PM
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auto parts sells a kit to change from auto to manual for around $10.If your carb is good I would go that way.If you get one at a swap you;ll probly have to rebuild it first.


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