Replacement For 1100 1 Barrel Carburetor For 1964-1968 Mustang Falcon 200 223 262 Inline Comet Straight 6 Cylinder 170 200 Cid EnginesProduct Description
Replacement For 1964 to 1969 Mustang\'s, Falcon\'s, and Comet\'s
Replacement For 1100 Model Carburetor With 6 cyl 170 to 200 CID engines
The package includes a brand new carburetor and installation accessories (As shown in the figure).The product includes a black gasket mounted on the base
After installing the carburetor, if the fuel mixture is too rich and the exhaust pipe emits black smoke, it is necessary to adjust the idle mixing screw to reduce the fuel injection.If after the engine is started carburetor leaks gas through the top, do not worry,The float.may be stuck.If you remove the top plate the float will be visible
Before purchase, please check carefully whether the carburetor you need to replace is the same as this product.If it\'s stuck, holding the needle valve open. Replacement of the needle and seat my be necessary, or a possible minor adjustment of the float may cure the problem
Be applicable For 1964 F100 truck Straight 6
Used on/For Falcon Mustang Sprint Fairlane Comet 170 and 200 inline 6 cylinder engines
Replacement For Vintage Falcon Autolite 1100 Carburetor
For Truck 1963 to 1964 262 engine
For 1964 F100 - 223 6 engine
The Replacement For 1100 one-barrel carburetor was introduced in 1963 and was used on the 170 engines through 1969
When the carburetor idle speed adjustment is not good, one of the adjustment methods is: Move the tail of the side of the link located at the acceleration pump position to the outside, do not keep it close to the accelerator pump diaphram position, but use pliers to pull it to the outside .In this way, during the linkage, the lever on the top of the carburetor can push the spring into the innermost, and the idle speed may return to normal
Precautions:The carburetor needs to be adjusted at least twice a year. According to the decrease and rise of the climatic temperature, the black automatic hot air coil spring needs to be relaxed and tightened, which will directly affect the opening and closing of the damper blades
