Can I use a 1409carb on my 3.8 liters gm motor
994365
I'm not a mechanic, but that seems like a big carburetor for that small of a motor.
994366
Edelbrock 1409 carburetor is specifically designed for the 5.7 liter marine engine. Suggest checking Edelbrock.com website for the carburetor best for your engine. It's always best to use Edelbrocks recommendations.
1447985
Probably. I put it on a 1970 VW Microbus with 2 single barrel carbs about 2 years ago and haven't had any problems. It's supposed to put out 3.5psi. Check to see what your carbs want as far as pressure goes. I also put in a pressure regulator set to 3.5psi just to make sure.
74114
Richard...I purchased the model 120000 and really like what I have experienced with usage. The stroke is 2.200(205cc) Briggs and Stratton and is California(CARB) approved.
19670
I used this to replace my 14.5 hp motor. The only thing I had to change was the muffler. Check the shaft size and length, should be the same, vertical shaft motor.
721314
I'm not sure, but I know this is for a fuel injected engine. A carburetted engine will run at a much lower pressure. My guess is that it won't
1713653
I am not sure of the numbers but I used this carburetor to replace a fixed jet carburetor like you are talking about on a 5hp Tecumseh engine. It worked great. With the adjustable screws I could set the mixture for my higher altitude so the engine would run properly. It never did before.
1997400
Might be perfect as these VM's are actually two stroke snowmobile carbs. Check for cfm and inlet size.
500818
To the best of my knowledge the carb setup is the same on this line of Briggs engine. FYI if you purchase this carb do yourself a favor by attaching the throttle cable prior to installing the carb on the engine. If you don't you will buggar up the cable assembly.
561430
No it won't work. This carb is model specific. Go to the Onan website for your model and application.
1043085
no. you need the float type carb. most likely one of these:798758 or 795476 or 592364. if go to briggs and stratton web site you can download a free manual and illustrated parts list. you need your full model number, type, trim. 6 digits then 4 digits, then 2 digits. http://www.briggsandstratton.com/us/en/support/manuals
184150
I really cannot honestly answer your question. Like others I would have to check with Oregon Carburetor to cross reference it. Good Luck!
676169
Yes you have to mix the oil with the gas. If you don't you will burn up the motor. I use 87.
1421600
i installed carburetor no ajustment needed engine running great on thirty year snow blower in michigan i think iwould check fuel lines i hope it works out for you Doyle
1296013
No. Use Carburator A042P619.----------- NEW A042P619/146-0785/146-0803 KY Carb spec D-K . Microlite/Microquiet A042P619 Supersedes/Replaces: 146-0635 146-0742 146-0785 146-0803
1979167
Can't say for sure, but reading reviews people are using on larger motors ,I put mine on a 3.5 HP mower. It has adjustment at bottom to adjust amount of gas to engine. Mine works great. Can't beat price of $30.00.
1841175
Hello. Let me first say that I am not familiar with Chevy. However I have learned that the throttle linkage may be better arranged for Chevrolet as it is missing Fords AT kickdown lever. I can say that this carb is recommended for engines 350 ci and higher. I bought it for my Ford 351W. Edelbrock recommended a smaller model for a 305 size engine.
1891899
I'm not sure on that size, I bought for 25 HP. The bracket mounted to the trailer is ok but you may have to stiffer for the 140. The unit works great.