Float height Rochester monojet

[68C101775]

Anyone have the float height measurement for a 250/Rochester monojet? Can’t seem to find it and the rebuild kit didn’t come with instructions

[Jason Banks]

Check this out:
https://www.carburetor-parts.com/ass...eets/K4003.pdf

[geezer#99]

I told you before.
It says 1/4 inch in my motors manual.

[68C101775]

Originally Posted by geezer#99

I told you before.
It says 1/4 inch in my motors manual.

Yup I saw that, it was just so far off what mine was initially set at I wanted to verify. It is also a different measurement than off the chart the gentleman posted above. Not saying you are right or wrong just wanted to get some verification. I appreciate the help.

[Jason Banks]

It depends on the year and displacement.... what year are we talking about here?

[68C101775]

Originally Posted by Jason Banks

It depends on the year and displacement.... what year are we talking about here?

68
Posted via Mobile Device

[Jason Banks]

Here's a different link (what I thought I was posting before):
https://www.carburetor-parts.com/ass...s/eMonojet.pdf

Page 10 right in the middle of the page.

1968 Chevrolet/GMC Truck With 250/230 and choke on the dash all transmissions. Float 9/32

[68C101775]

Originally Posted by Jason Banks

Here's a different link (what I thought I was posting before):
https://www.carburetor-parts.com/ass...s/eMonojet.pdf

Page 10 right in the middle of the page.

1968 Chevrolet/GMC Truck With 250/230 and choke on the dash all transmissions. Float 9/32

Thank you a lot, I’ll reset all the settings. Discovered a vacuum leak where the intake manifold meets the block so looks like I’m doing a new gasket first. Hope that’s the source of my issues.