7040256 Carburetor question
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7040256 Carburetor question
Just received my 7040256 rebuilt carb back from Cliff Ruggles. Cliff did not have the correct fitting that goes to the rear of the air horn so I've looked at PIM and carburetor layout and it's not clear to me just what specific part I need. Cliff was not certain either.
This is for a 70 W30 manual tranny car. I've attached a picture where I want to attach the hot air tube from the heat stove on the manifold to the rear of the carburetor and it appears I am missing a fitting from the carburetor as I don't think it is correct to just stick the rubber hose into the carburtor opening (that is how it came to me however). I also attach a picture of a carburetor I found online and it also is supposed to be a 7040256 carburetor for a 70 W30 manual tranny car too; it has a t-fitting, but not certain it is correct.
Does anything else attach at this location besides the hot air tube and if it does then I guess I need a t-fitting? If not, then I suppose a nipple type fitting would work from the carburetor. Any help would be appreciated, especially a picture.
This is for a 70 W30 manual tranny car. I've attached a picture where I want to attach the hot air tube from the heat stove on the manifold to the rear of the carburetor and it appears I am missing a fitting from the carburetor as I don't think it is correct to just stick the rubber hose into the carburtor opening (that is how it came to me however). I also attach a picture of a carburetor I found online and it also is supposed to be a 7040256 carburetor for a 70 W30 manual tranny car too; it has a t-fitting, but not certain it is correct.
Does anything else attach at this location besides the hot air tube and if it does then I guess I need a t-fitting? If not, then I suppose a nipple type fitting would work from the carburetor. Any help would be appreciated, especially a picture.
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Just received my 7040256 rebuilt carb back from Cliff Ruggles. Cliff did not have the correct fitting that goes to the rear of the air horn so I've looked at PIM and carburetor layout and it's not clear to me just what specific part I need. Cliff was not certain either.
This is for a 70 W30 manual tranny car. I've attached a picture where I want to attach the hot air tube from the heat stove on the manifold to the rear of the carburetor and it appears I am missing a fitting from the carburetor as I don't think it is correct to just stick the rubber hose into the carburtor opening (that is how it came to me however). I also attach a picture of a carburetor I found online and it also is supposed to be a 7040256 carburetor for a 70 W30 manual tranny car too; it has a t-fitting, but not certain it is correct.
Does anything else attach at this location besides the hot air tube and if it does then I guess I need a t-fitting? If not, then I suppose a nipple type fitting would work from the carburetor. Any help would be appreciated, especially a picture.
This is for a 70 W30 manual tranny car. I've attached a picture where I want to attach the hot air tube from the heat stove on the manifold to the rear of the carburetor and it appears I am missing a fitting from the carburetor as I don't think it is correct to just stick the rubber hose into the carburtor opening (that is how it came to me however). I also attach a picture of a carburetor I found online and it also is supposed to be a 7040256 carburetor for a 70 W30 manual tranny car too; it has a t-fitting, but not certain it is correct.
Does anything else attach at this location besides the hot air tube and if it does then I guess I need a t-fitting? If not, then I suppose a nipple type fitting would work from the carburetor. Any help would be appreciated, especially a picture.
#6
Thanks BSiegPaint. I suspected the TCS was involved too. The PIM shows the tubing from the TCS in that area, but to an untrained eye I was not sure about it all since the diagram in the PIM is sure not perfect to me.. It's clear now and I appreciate the info. If you don't mind I will use your picture to advertise in the Parts Needed section of this blog site.
#7
Here is a thread with a great pic of the part you need
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...estion-143389/
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...estion-143389/
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