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Drivetrain => The Nailhead => Topic started by: BuickGS65 on February 12, 2020, 12:23:24 AM
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Did Buick carbs (2bbl or 4bbl) originally have ID tags attached to the top plate?
If so, can any post some examples?
Thanks!
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I "think" up to the quadrajet era, the OEM Carter AFB and AVS's and Rochester 1, 2, & 4V's had tags.
This is a 37,000 mile original Rochester 1V off grammas car (BADLASS) that had a V6 with an ace (1 barrel). The top pic is a typical quadrajet. Bill
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Does anyone have any examples they can post? I’m seeing a few different formats online.
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I know the ID for Buick AFB's were the stamped number below the mounting nut. Usually the ones with the tag had NO number BUT a different colored tag. Blue, Black colored tags are most common.
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Here is a 4053S with a tag I had in my stash.
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The original dual quads that I bought both had tags on them, but both were blank....
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The original dual quads that I bought both had tags on them, but both were blank....
Mine were blank but had a clear red paint - like the distributor tag- no numbers. several sets the same.
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I found this info about carter carb tags in my 66 motors manual. thought it was interesting.
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Anyone have any original 1965 tags (2bbl or AFB)?
Looks like - at least starting in 1966 - that the Buick part number (not the carb model number) was stamped on the tag.
Wonder what 65 looks like and what the other writing means?
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Anyone have a 1965 AFB tag they can post?
PS - good info here (but not certain it applies to Buicks too?) - http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/additional-tech/1907-tame-engine-heat-budget-electric-fan-system (http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/additional-tech/1907-tame-engine-heat-budget-electric-fan-system)