Was looking through the SNL-G503 and noticed that early die cast carbs have a call out for a sight glass on the fuel bowl.
Specifically:
AW PLUG, sight level GM-2196082
For use on CCKW Prior to chassis No 321078).
The cast iron carb also has a bolt on the fuel bowl, buts it called a PLUG.
Does anyone have pics or identifying marks that would help locate original carbs? I guess post war civilian GMC 270 and 302 carbs will power a CCKW, but anyone got any good dope and CORRECT early and late carbs?
Early carb sight glass?
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WWII TRUCK
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WWII TRUCK
You're welcome. Wouldn't miss it for anything. I am having fun soaking up MV knowledge. I am learning all I can so that I can take a Chevy 4X4 steering wheel to the nursing home and mount on my bed and make Chevy 4X4 noises. I am having trouble double clutching, I keep hearing dishes rattling when I let the clutch out too fast.
Actually that sight plug in the parts list is a float level checking plug, fuel will run out if float is set too high.
Actually that sight plug in the parts list is a float level checking plug, fuel will run out if float is set too high.
I went through the SNL for the carbs, and found that there may be two variants of the die cast carb.
PNs: GM-2103965 being superseded by GM-2135998
Also, the fuel bowl seems to be another part that is superseded:
GM 2143816 Bowl, Fuel, Carburetor assembly (superseded by by Bowl, GM-2198543).
If ANYONE has what they consider an original or NOS carb (early or late) PLEASE send a pic to dealine@tm9-801.com so we can compile what is and isn't a CCKW carb.
PNs: GM-2103965 being superseded by GM-2135998
Also, the fuel bowl seems to be another part that is superseded:
GM 2143816 Bowl, Fuel, Carburetor assembly (superseded by by Bowl, GM-2198543).
If ANYONE has what they consider an original or NOS carb (early or late) PLEASE send a pic to dealine@tm9-801.com so we can compile what is and isn't a CCKW carb.