Carter WCFB original Jets
Hi guys,
I'm trying to restore the Carter WCFB 4bl of my 1955 Buick to the original factory set up. But I can't translate the part numbers of the service manual to actual jet sizes:
THIS IS WHAT THE MANUAL SAYS FOR FACTORY SETTINGS
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THESE ARE THE JETS THAT ARE AVAILABLE
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https://quadrajetparts.com/wcfb-jets-c-299_316_892.html
Anyone here that has a clue how to find the right jet size?
Best regards
Ralph
I'm trying to restore the Carter WCFB 4bl of my 1955 Buick to the original factory set up. But I can't translate the part numbers of the service manual to actual jet sizes:
THIS IS WHAT THE MANUAL SAYS FOR FACTORY SETTINGS
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With metering jet for production: Part No. 120-160 (primary), Part No. 120-158 (secondary)
and metering rod Part No.75-1147
and metering rod Part No.75-1147
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https://quadrajetparts.com/wcfb-jets-c-299_316_892.html
Anyone here that has a clue how to find the right jet size?
Best regards
Ralph
Hi Ralph,
Is there some special reason you need to change those jets ?
I have a carburetor parts breakdown parts book probably with part #s . I just have to get out to the shop to locate it
Can you provide the casting part number stamped on the main body, should be at least 6 digits.
Is there some special reason you need to change those jets ?
I have a carburetor parts breakdown parts book probably with part #s . I just have to get out to the shop to locate it
Can you provide the casting part number stamped on the main body, should be at least 6 digits.
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