holley rebuild
dalefan88
Crazy Sr. Respected Jeeper
does anyone know a good step by step rebuild of a holley carb. i did a google search and didnt like any i found.
ok the number is list-1850-3-0162 what info can i pull from this. like cfm may part # of carb.
Without looking anything up, I think you have a standard square bored 600cfm replacement 4 barrel (4160 series), probably the most common model Holley 4 barrel out there. It has side pivot bowls, not the best for "rough" four wheeling (center pivot works better when on steep inclines, not a big deal unless you get your rig way over on its side).
You might want to put vent extensions on the carb up into the air cleaner to keep gas from splashing out of the bowls. Ive run that carb on a AMC 304 for years, its a decent carb,....
Its a simple carb,, easy to take apart and re-assemble.
From what I can tell on online catalogs, you got the right kit.
Without looking anything up, I think you have a standard square bored 600cfm replacement 4 barrel (4160 series), probably the most common model Holley 4 barrel out there. It has side pivot bowls, not the best for "rough" four wheeling (center pivot works better when on steep inclines, not a big deal unless you get your rig way over on its side).
You might want to put vent extensions on the carb up into the air cleaner to keep gas from splashing out of the bowls. Ive run that carb on a AMC 304 for years, its a decent carb,....
Its a simple carb,, easy to take apart and re-assemble.
what are vent extensions?
Just hose running up off the vent tubes of the bowls, you run them vertical into the air cleaner, up near the top of the air cleaner bolt. You tie them up on the bolt. But leave enough room for them to breathe.
I cant find a pic right now...when your bouncing around on a trail, it keeps fuel from splashing out of the bowls and down into the carb, making the motor stumble (and stink).
Yes, vacuum would probably work as well, its been so many years since Ive dont that, I dont remember what I used.so you just run fuel line up them. thanks for the idea
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