rad

I have a Quadrajet I picked up and it has an identification of 29251RJ 0649 can anyone tell me what it is?

kevdog442

69 Olds 400/455

rad

Is the carburetor worth anything? or is it just a run of the mill quadrajet?

kevdog442

Pretty much a standard carb, but they are getting harder to find especially since the next year they went to a different style choke. Of course with carbs it's all about condition.

Octania

the "0649" part means it was born on day 064 of 1969, if that helps.

Usually the number begins with "70" but for some reason "70"-less units are pretty common for 1969, and ONLY for 1969. So, if you want to google for more details, pretend you have the "70" and look up "7029251 carb"

rcorrigan5

I would say that carburetor is of more than just "normal" demand, if there is a normal demand. It was used on 1969 4-4-2 models with automatic transmissions (except the W30 and W32 variations), as well as all 1969 Hurst/Olds. It is the same as the 7029251 carburetor. I don't know the difference in why the "70" was dropped on some of the quadrajets for the '69 model year.


Randy C.