Help with Carb ID
Help with Carb ID
I have a 7042251 Carb. 0532 Date Code. Was trying to identify what cars it was installed on. Appreciate any help.
I know it is a 455 Olds carb. Looking to know exactly what cars it was installed on.
From the Olds Manual - "7042251 codes are UA, UB, US, UT \ engine codes"
What cars were those engine codes used in.
I know it is a 455 Olds carb. Looking to know exactly what cars it was installed on.
From the Olds Manual - "7042251 codes are UA, UB, US, UT \ engine codes"
What cars were those engine codes used in.
Last edited by TATA455; Mar 20, 2022 at 10:13 AM.
NOOOOOOOO!
Will this odd = manual, even = automatic myth ever die?
Every single 1972 Olds full size with a 455 came with this '251 carb. Every single one of those also came with a TH400.
Every single 1972 442 with a 455 came with a 7042953 carb, including all U-code automatic cars.
Every single 1972 Olds with a 350 (both AT and MT) came with a 7042250 carb.
Will this odd = manual, even = automatic myth ever die?
Every single 1972 Olds full size with a 455 came with this '251 carb. Every single one of those also came with a TH400.
Every single 1972 442 with a 455 came with a 7042953 carb, including all U-code automatic cars.
Every single 1972 Olds with a 350 (both AT and MT) came with a 7042250 carb.
Thanks - That is what I was looking for.
Was the 2253 used on both Auto and 4 Speed cars?
Same with the 2251?
Did a regular 442 get the same carb as a W30?
Is there any info on the Jet and metering rod differences for the 2251 vs 2253?
Was the 2253 used on both Auto and 4 Speed cars?
Same with the 2251?
Did a regular 442 get the same carb as a W30?
Is there any info on the Jet and metering rod differences for the 2251 vs 2253?
Last edited by TATA455; Mar 20, 2022 at 10:27 AM.
Both use the same 0.049 primary jets
'251 uses 50B primary metering rods, '253 uses 47B rods
'251 uses a 7036019 power piston spring, '253 uses 7037851
There are differences in the choke housing and thermostat coil, but other than different P/Ns, I can't tell you what the differences are.
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