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#917167 02/04/2013 12:04 PM
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Does the year make a difference when ordering a master rebuild kit for a 292?

My casting number is 8994256 which is a 64-77 but I have seen specific years called out on some rebuild kits.

Also, any recommendations on kits? Are any brands better than others?

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I would be as specific as possible on the year selection only because you want to make sure it's complete as possible. Personally, I use NAPA over mail order.


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Is there a way of knowing the exact year? Stamp behind the distributor has FO302TGA

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If its a rochester B model the kits are pretty much the same 61 up to 67. If you have a Monojet 68 up the number is stamped vertically on the fuel bowl side. A parts nan can get the right kit from this number. The number will start with 7 or 17. Get the kit from Carquest, Napa, or a Delco.


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I think InMy40s is talking about rebuilding the engine rather than the carb!

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