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12-28-2024, 09:25 PM | #1 |
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Fuel Filter in Rochester 2-BBL?
EDIT - I've finally found a proper diagram for the carb, and it appears that there should indeed be a fuel filter installed behind the inlet nut. I see that NAPA has a metal one (3050) and a paper one (3044) listed as options. The instructions in the service manual are as follows, and now I'm confused in a different way:
○ Disconnect fuel line connection at fuel filter nut ○ Remove inlet fuel filter nut with 1" box wrench ○ Remove filter element and spring ○ Check bronze element by blowing on cone end ○ Check paper element by blowing on fuel inlet end ○ Install element spring, then element. Bronze filters must have small section of cone facing out. ○ Install new gasket on inlet fitting nut, then install nut and tighten ○ Install fuel line and tighten So....how do I know which element to buy - the paper or the bronze one? ORIGINAL POST================================================================ Hi guys, Probably a stupid question, but I've never been afraid of those.... I see a fuel filter referenced in the service manual that should be changed annually. I can't discern from the manual if that's only in the Holley carbs or if it's in all of them. My 69 C-20 has a 307 with the Rochester 2 BBL carb. Everything is bone stock. If it has one, could anyone point me to a place to get the proper part number for it? Thanks! Wes
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Found Grandpa's old '69 Chevy C-20 - It'll never leave the family again. "For just a little more, you can do it yourself!" Last edited by BanjoDude; 12-28-2024 at 10:13 PM. |
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