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carb/ air cleaner set up
this is a 1967 truck with a 250 I6 and and 1968 carborator and i cant find this setup at all, i think im not lookign hard enough but can anybody help me
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1967 chevy stepside, 292 I6, 4 on the floor, 4.11 rear-end http://www.youtube.com/user/thankins93?feature=mhum MY 67! http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=446964 |
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Re: carb/ air cleaner set up
Is there a question there?
That is a 292 with water pump by-pass hose. That air cleaner is the same as the one on my '67 292. Bottom pivot, accelerator pedal with rod and manual choke cable looks like '67. Heat Stove on exhaust manifold is after '67, but I don't know what years.
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Re: carb/ air cleaner set up
my question was what kind of set up it was because i havent been able to see any other like that, it is a 250 not the 292, i checked the vin on the block and it matched to a 250 im pretty sure
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1967 chevy stepside, 292 I6, 4 on the floor, 4.11 rear-end http://www.youtube.com/user/thankins93?feature=mhum MY 67! http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=446964 Last edited by thankins93; 02-02-2011 at 12:29 AM. |
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Re: carb/ air cleaner set up
I still don't see a question!
The air cleaner is a oil bath type filter. The tube from the air cleaner spacer is the fresh air intake for the PCV system. The device in the middle of the tube is a spark arrester. Fresh air enters the valve cover at the front and travels through the engine to the PCV valve in the top, rear of the valve cover. The PCV valve should have a hose connecting it to the vacuum source on the intake manifold. Any of that answer some question you might be asking? The head gasket on the 250 is about level with the top of the water pump. The 292 is more than an inch taller than a 250, so the head is well above the water pump. The side covers on the passenger side of the engine are 4" tall on a 250. The 292 covers are 6" tall. The fuel pump on a 250 is between the oil filter and the side engine mount. The 292 has the side mount next to the oil filter and the fuel pump is behind the motor mount. Do you still have a 250???????
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'67 GMC 2500, 292, 4spd, AC Last edited by RichardJ; 02-02-2011 at 12:45 AM. |
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Re: carb/ air cleaner set up
Same air cleaner, but modified to fit 4bbl.
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Re: carb/ air cleaner set up
thank you for the info and when i get home i will go check all that you told me and let you know if you would like to know
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