Hoping someone can help. This carburetor was on my 2F 40. Is it correct because I don’t see a spot to add the stud bolt.
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Hoping someone can help. This carburetor was on my 2F 40. Is it correct because I don’t see a spot to add the stud bolt.
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So how does the air cleaner assembly stay on/attach to it?That is a 1971-9/74 F1.5 2bbl
correct NO stud on that era unit ...
So how does the air cleaner assembly stay on/attach to it?
Hoping someone can help. This carburetor was on my 2F 40. Is it correct because I don’t see a spot to add the stud bolt.
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Thanks! Any recommendations to plug the hole since there is no stud bolt?OD style common solic hose clamp
Thanks! Any recommendations to plug the hole since there is no stud bolt?
Thanks! Any recommendations to plug the hole since there is no stud bolt
Thanks all. Would CCOT be the best place to get one?The scale appears to tip towards replacing the carburetor. It looks like you have a 2F insulator on top of a 2F intake. So unless your pedal linkage has been compromised, it should be a happier, easier fit than adapting an F engine air cleaner, with the attendant risk of breaching the head gasket to mount it.