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Old 06-30-2011, 01:00 PM   #1
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Question Name that part...

This is a photo of a Hygrade Jiffy carburetor kit for my Quadrajet. Can anyone identify the circled items with such low resolution?


Here it is again without the circling:
http://www.fuelpumpsusa.com/AUTOPART...ade_1201_1.jpg

Exploded view of carburetor:
http://i55.tinypic.com/2afa076.jpg

The less expensive cross-referenced kit I received:
http://i53.tinypic.com/24y7hnl.jpg

I'm trying to know what I'm doing (and potentially what parts I'm missing that would be in a better kit) before I rip into a carburetor...

Tangent rant:
The good news about ordering from Rockauto is that their customer service is decent (a little uncooperative the second time they didn't send what I ordered, but eventually they cooperated to my satisfaction) and their prices on some things can't be beat. However, I don't recommend trying to get a higher-quality item; buy the cheapest of whichever item you're ordering, because it seems that's what you'll get either way. I requested that they remove the more expensive kit from the catalog if they will only send the cheaper kit anyway and they gave me an excuse.
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Old 06-30-2011, 07:01 PM   #2
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Re: Name that part...

On the lower right there are 3 pop rivets, probably for the electric choke pull off cover (on some models the old ones have to be drilled out)

In the middle, the metal ball is the accelerator pump check valve.
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Re: Name that part...

I thought they look like pop rivets, but I couldn't figure out why they would be included, as the kit includes screws (left, under triangular "circle") to replace the riveted choke cover.
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Old 06-30-2011, 07:53 PM   #4
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Re: Name that part...

wellllll

alot of the times they sell a rebuild kit for a buncha models of virtually the same carb...

aka make one kit that can rebuild lots of different models of the same carb.

my chevettes carb rebuild kit came with a buncha different gaskets and jets and whatnot that were for different carbs

just gotta match the pieces up with that ya got AKA LAY OUT EVERYHTING YOU TAKE OFF AND DONT THROW/MOVE ANYTHING UNTIL YOU GET IT REBUILT AND THE CAR RUNNING GOOD!!!
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