This carburetor works well with a manifold edelbrock number 2114 part?
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Perfect - Edlebrock recommended that I use the smaller carb for the street driver with a mild cam in the 302 engine.
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Hi Philip! Couple questions so I can help you better. 1. What engine do you have? 305 or V6? 2. Also I assume its already carbureted? If so this would work for you. But edelbrock does not make an electric fuel injection similar to the Terminator EFI. -Andrew
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In order to install an Edelbrock carb on a stock intake manifold, I believe you'll need to buy a spreadbore to squarebore adapter. You also need to change the distributor (unless this is a Canadian-delivered LG4). If automatic transmission, you need a TV cable geometry corrector bracket, and provide some means of locking up the torque converter clutch. In my personal opinion, replacing a stock carb with an Edelbrock is not a good idea. You'll spend more buying and installing it than you possibly could fixing the stock carb or purchasing a Edelbrock Performer intake manifold.
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Well, it depends on the intake manifold on what type of carb you can install. Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors, square bore, vacuum secondaries, 600 CFM, indicate they have a direct replacement. They would save on installation headache. However, Edelbrocks are limited on adjustments. Holley 4160 is a good choice. Easy adjustments like changing the accelerator pump cam. Or more in-depth by changing the jets. With time and effort you can customize a Holley to the engine for performance or economy. I have a 4160 on '76 Ford 390 and I'm getting 12-14 mpg and it's not a gutless wonder. I also have a 4150 on a '69 Chrysler 383 and get around 8-10 mpg, and those are neck snapping fun miles. Well, it depends on the intake manifold on what type of carb you can install. Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors, square bore, vacuum secondaries, 600 CFM, indicate they have a direct replacement. They would save on installation headache. However, Edelbrocks are limited on adjustments. Holley 4160 is a good choice. Easy adjustments like changing the accelerator pump cam. Or more in-depth by changing the jets. With time and effort you can customize a Holley to the engine for performance or economy. I have a 4160 on '76 Ford 390 and I'm getting 12-14 mpg and it's not a gutless wonder. I... » Read More Well, it depends on the intake manifold on what type of carb you can install. Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors, square bore, vacuum secondaries, 600 CFM, indicate they have a direct replacement. They would save on installation headache. However, Edelbrocks are limited on adjustments. Holley 4160 is a good choice. Easy adjustments like changing the accelerator pump cam. Or more in-depth by changing the jets. With time and effort you can customize a Holley to the engine for performance or economy. I have a 4160 on '76 Ford 390 and I'm getting 12-14 mpg and it's not a gutless wonder. I also have a 4150 on a '69 Chrysler 383 and get around 8-10 mpg, and those are neck snapping fun miles. « Show Less
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I don't relate to the serial number you have supplied. I have the GVC-160 on my lawn mower. It started surging and running rough, perhaps an air-bleed problem. With the new carburetor it works perfectly. The price (and time required) for the carburetor was tiny as compared with any other solution. If you buy it, count on tearing up the gaskets when you replace it, so order them on-line before you start replacing your carb.
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You do not "have" to change your original intake, but if not you will need an adapter (Edelbrock 2696). The Edelbrock 9906 is a remanufactured Edelbrock 1406. It is a SQUARE bore style carb. The original Chevy manifold is designed for a SPREAD bore carb. You will need the Edelbrock 2696 adapter. Amazon has them also follow this link: http://www.amazon.com/Edelbrock-2696-Square-Bore-Spread-Bore-Carburetor/dp/B00062YACG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1374071261&sr=8-1&keywords=edelbrock+2696 Please also carefully read the install instructions through and through to gain an understanding of what all is involved. The install instructions can be found at: http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive_new/misc/tech_center/install/1000/1402.pdf (If the links I have posted are not "clickable" then you will have to copy and paste in your browser)
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Do yourself a favor call the company and ask for the correct model number of your carb, then do an Amazon search, the I bought works great! I have had no problems with it. Good Luck.
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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
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Greetings dear, this carburetor mount them in a dressing room 302ho ford edelbrock performer rpm air gap and works great, greetings, good day
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Maybe. Find the model number and match it to the listed ones for the carburetor.
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check and cross reference the carb using jacks small engine parts website. hope this helps.
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Researched by your model # and am having a hard time locating the primer bulb part #. Found the carburetor # (753-05251). Would you happen to have a part # out of a manual, etc? Thank you for your business, AMC Parts Store.
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The engine numbers are hidden under the right upper side opposite the carburetor. Perhaps calling a lawnmower shop will get you the part number you need. I guessed, and the carburetor fit my mower, and my mother's mower. I did find the engine number after a lot of looking.
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The carb will work provided your intake manifold can accept the mounting pattern. Also need to have proper throttle/kick down linkage adapter for GM.
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It will work just make sure the line from the motor and the lines to the carb aren't starting to crack and replace them as necessary. Don't forget will take mixed gas now.
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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.
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I can't give you an honest answer. I can say that the carburetor did not match the one on my lawn mower. The linkage had a small difference, all I had to do was tweak it. Carb worked out great, easier & less time to repair. That was the 3rd carb in 2 months that I used.