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Just spent an hour using "search" with no answer...probably there, just need the secret words!

Trying to set up my 235 with a multi-carb intake on my running stand. Since the engine is out of my 1950 Fleetline, I have no reference to figure out the correct orientation of the bell crank and throttle rod to the carbs. Not even sure at this point what direction the bell crank is placed on the bell crank engine stud. Would anyone happen to have a diagram or picture of the ste-up they can post? Any help would be much appreciated!


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Thanks for that for a start! I looked at my Master Parts book and can see it clearer. Unfortunately, the lever is hidden behind the exhaust manifold. On close examination, I can see one leg of the "L" and might be able to replicate that tonight. The picture is a 216 based on the W-1 and oil distributor plate...think I have some of those parts lying around the shop!!



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Hi, why you don´t ask to Mr Denny Graham about it He has a very detailed photo album.
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