Thanks for the info!!!


Steve


"G.R. Patterson III" > wrote in message >...
> Steve wrote:
> >
> > How can I identify whether I have a Carter or a Rochester carb in my
> > 1949 Chevy 3100? I am pretty sure it has the original 216 6 cyl.
>
> According to Chilton's, the engine numbers for 1948 start with "FA" and those for
> '49 start with "GA". If your's has either of these, it's probably the original
> engine.
>
> Rochester carbs used on '49 Chevys are part number 7002050, model "B". Carter carbs
> used in that year are the type W-1 model 684S, type YF model 787S, and type YF
> model 787SB. If the number 603 is cast on the face of the flange, it's a Carter
> 684S. Check your carb for model numbers.
>
> George Patterson
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